I have such good luck with that fly but seldom see other people using it. Just curious if many keep a supply in their box.
I have such good luck with that fly but seldom see other people using it. Just curious if many keep a supply in their box.
I think it's an excellent dry fly
attractor especially in smaller size's
just like the bivisible. With hackle
fore and aft they float great and
you have to like a fly with peacock
herl. Good choice I would say.
.... IDAHO.
I have fished the renegade quite a bit, although not so much the past couple years just because of the kind of fishing I have been doing. It is an easy fly to tie, reasonably durable, and very effective. And it can be fished just about anyway you want to fish it - dry, wet, on the swing. I do have a small number of Renegades in my dry fly box as a matter of course.
John
The fish are always right.
I always have some renegades in my fly box. I fish them most often when there is no hatch. They are easy to see and can fished dead drift or twitched and will work as a wet fly.
I can think of few acts more selfish than refusing a vaccination.
I have a few and use them at times, they work great.
Wyo-Blizzard
Holy Crap! Have you fished Henry's Lake? That is a must fly. I use variations everywhere!
well, let's see, I would say that about 60% of my dry fly fishing takes place with a renegade. It works amazingly well for sippers a few inches off the bank at the Deschutes...never mind, I've said too much...
here's one such fish from last spring:
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"Some people fish their entire lives without realizing it's not the fish they're after."
There is a Renegade here on FAOL as Fly of the Week (FOTW) I think it is by the Beatty's...with a note that Al and Gretchen say it is their favorite fly.
The Renegade and it's cousin the bear paw are two of my favorite dry flies.
Trout don't speak Latin.