Mine is the all mighty Klinkhamer 
“GET THE DRIFT?”
Soft-hackle hare’s ear.
Paul H.
“Whiskey is for drinking; Water is for Fighting over.”
dubbed soft hackle
Elk Hair Caddis.
Hence the name. 
Bill
Griffith’s Gnat in size 20
#6 McLeod Ugly
Size 16 foam beetle.
#10 BH Prince nymph
#14 Bead head pheasant tail,
tied on a scud or egg hook.
[This message has been edited by MPW (edited 04 August 2005).]
RW here,
Dark Cahill wet, followed closely by the Light Cahill wet. Tied in a variety of sizes I think I could catch all the trout I need to make me happy…on these two flies alone. I’ve done it on numerous occasions.
Later, RW
“We fish for pleasure; I for mine, you for yours.” -James Leisenring on fishing the wet fly-
[This message has been edited by Royal Wulff (edited 04 August 2005).]
A fly, somewhat described, as someone here has in their signature:
“…5/8th’s of an inch long, dark colored and hairy…”
[This message has been edited by Grn Mt Man (edited 04 August 2005).]
Cinnamon ehc followed by olive ehc and a yellow humpy for dries
Bead head p.t copper john and olive stone
for nymphs
Woolyworm (not a bugger)
Birdsnest!
Wooly Bugger (not worm) jk 
bd
Can’t have just one.
Dry - BWO, EHC
Wet - Bead Head Nymph, Worms: red, pink, & Greenie Weenie
Dream the Life, Live the Dream
Laugh at yourself first and all else falls into place
Board of Directors, Valley Forge Trout Unlimited
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For trout—#16 EHC with dark brown body and hackle, light tan wing.
For LMB—#2/0 Crease Fly—white or green foam with contrasting eyes.
For brim—#12 Gurgle Pop, yellow foam and red belly dubbing. 8T
You had better learn to be a happy camper. You only get one try at this campground and it’s a real short camping season.
how many times have I answered this question?
and how many times has the answer changed (never)?
#18 fbpt nymph
mgj
Just a plain, old, olive wooly bugger!