going to montana end of july!!can you guy recommend some flies to ty?
I won't get a chance to experiment as this is my first time out there and not
sure if I will make it back anytime soon. so I am looking to get it right the
first time. thanks!
montana
going to montana end of july!!
I won't get a chance to experiment as this is my first time out there and not
sure if I will make it back anytime soon. so I am looking to get it right the
first time. thanks!
Check out this site, I can only assume the info is correct. http://www.west-fly-fishing.com/cgi-bin/home
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Where are you going?Originally Posted by zerosleep
going to montana end of july!!
I won't get a chance to experiment as this is my first time out there and not
sure if I will make it back anytime soon. so I am looking to get it right the
first time. thanks!
I believe we will be floating the madison, not sure of the name of the place we are staying at.
Is it a Guided float? If so the guide will supply the fly's and won't let you use yours.
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"...not sure I'll make it back anytime soon.' I hear ya' there. I wouldn't be back too soon either. Four months should about do it.
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Late July on the Madison, I'd be sure to have some hoppers; beetles, ants, too. PMDs should be around, so have your favorite emergers and adults ready; epeorus, especially up higher, although that's more of a late evening hatch. I'd bring rusty spinners #16-18 to cover both bugs; had some luck fishing them late afternoon before the spinner fall even got started. If you were fishing early morning and/or later into the evening, caddis (emergers, adults, spent and egg laying). Depending where you are on the river, spruce moths may be showing by then, although that may be a bit early; can't hurt to have some. Have fun, catch a bunch.
Regards,
Scott
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