Hex dun pattern?

[turkbiggums]

Anyone got a good hex dun pattern?

There is the

[url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/4298fotw.html:549ba]Compara Hex[/url:549ba] by Clive Schaupmeyer.


[url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/61598fotw.html:549ba]Robert's Drake[/url:549ba] by Clarence Roberts.


[url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/072902fotw.html:549ba]Hexagenia & Drake Extended Body Mayflies[/url:549ba] by Jack Pangburn.


[url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/040703fotw.html:549ba]Two Feather May (Extended Body May Fly)[/url:549ba] by Clyde W. Watson.

Any of the above Fly Patterns can be adapted to a Hexagenia (Hex Dun) Dry Fly. ~Parnelli

[bones]

and Kelly Gallop did his Troutsman Hex



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[HighnDry]

For reasons I do not pretend to understand, my most productive hex pattern in Maine has been the black Wulff in sizes 10 and 8. This is all black (tail, body, wings, hackle). I have fished it in tandem with many other more realistic (to me, at least) patterns and the Wulff always is best.

[J Castwell]

As it is seen from below the surface looking up at night it seems most reasonable as all flies will look black at that time.

[okflyfisher]

You want to have some flight bugs also (spinners)because they come first in Michigan. Spinners at 10:30 pm hacthers(duns) 11:30 to 3 am