Three dries + three nymphs

[Rocketfish]

Does time matter on a blind pick, Juan is in Argentina approaching the end of Summer, I am in Georgia (hopefully) approaching the end of Winter.
Dries - Parachute adams, Parachute BWO, Griffith Gnat:
Wet Gold ribbed peaccock body soft hackle with a clear glass bead, Copper John, Wooly Bugger (Black, Brown or Olive)

Thanks Uncle, yes, my question was to have an approach -if possible- to a global trout cast, river or lake, summer or fall...etc.
At the end of the long line, after books, videos, shows, millions of discussions, the well-known Adams, EHC, BWO, WB, PT, etc. are always our favorites. All the rest is just for fun, creation, experimentation. Which is the great thing of our sport!
Thanks guys!

[narcodog]

My choice would be;
Dry; CDC and elk (black) , PMD, Griffiths Gnat.
Wet; WB in olive, partridge and orange and a pheasant tail s/h

[Lake Erie High Ball]

Dry: Adams, Elk Hair, Cricket.

Wet: Woolybugger, my own bait fish imitation, Copper John.

[Gigmaster]

This is easy (I am assuming we are going trout fishing, right?).

Dry: Chernobyl Ant, Black Popper, McPhail Foam Mayfly

Wet: Woolly Bugger, Pheasant Tail, Clouser Minnow

I picked these because if the trout are not cooperative, I can still nail some bass, and sunfish. With these flies, if there is any fish at all in the water, I will catch it. Or turtles, snakes, frogs, etc... Something will bite these patterns. I don't come home empty-handed (unless I choose to turn them all loose...).

[moucheur]

Dry: Elk Hair Caddis, Parachute Hare's Ear, Ausable Wulff

Nymph: Beadhead GRHE, Beadhead Zug Bug, Pheasant Tail

I don't consider the wooly bugger a nymph or it would be on the list. I always try to have some ants (both wet and dry) and beetles too.