suggestions for "year round," flies?

[spoof85]

hey guys,

i want to put together a box that will work in August, or December ... as of now, the only fly's in the box are stone fly nymphs... what are some other bugs found year round? scuds perhaps? not sure what the life cycle is like for them.... sculpins perhaps? again, not sure how active they are in the cooler months...


any suggestions would be fantastic... and usually spot on!

thanks guys,

spoof

[Byron haugh]

Just check a hatch chart for waters near where you will be fishing and put your box together that way.

[spoof85]

unfortunately, the chart only goes from apr. to oct...... there's not alot of die hards in my area..

[fishbum]

Gartside Sparrow light to dark, small to large.

[James Smith]

Size 12 mohair leach with a red glass bead head. Works all year around for me. Not really a bug, bug a great year-round producer. Jim Smith

[spoof85]

i thought about editing the post to say "what other creatures," instead of bugs... why the red bead head?
thanks for the suggestions so far guys...

[planettrout]

Scuds, Sow bugs, Simuliids and these guys:

http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Midges-.../dp/1934753009

PT/TB

[ScottP]

You could fish a Zebra Midge any day of the year and have a real good chance of catching a fish.; same for the Worm/IPW.

Regards,
Scott

[redietz]

I've caught on a Partridge and Orange in all twelve months.

[billhouk]

Parachute Adams fished wet and any small wet fly. Pheasant tail nymphs as well.