You can tie an Adams in gray, brown, yellow, tan, olive, blue, red, olive-red, olive-blue, olive-olive — you name it. You can use the base pattern of an Adams fly to tie a very common fly in the ...

Feeling better from his bout with vertigo, Dwight Atkinson showed up and he brought a peach pie which we all shared. It was a wonderful evening of camaraderie. Later, when we returned to our room, ...

The blue-winged olive hatches and the rising trout that go with them eluded me for the entire month of May. That elusion included my annual spring trip to the Frying Pan River. A group of us makes ...

Blue-winged olive mayflies have been out. ... March browns, a large mayfly species, also arrive around the same time. Gray drakes are another big mayfly that appears in the spring.

Blue-winged olive. The blue-winged olive refers to a group of mayflies that belong to the order Ephemeroptera. ... The Quill Gordon belongs to the order Ephemeroptera and as a mayfly species, ...

Blue-winged olive The blue-winged olive refers to a group of mayflies that belong to the order Ephemeroptera. They are aquatic insects and popular among fly fisherman, as their fly patterns during ...

Blue-winged olive. The blue-winged olive refers to a group of mayflies that belong to the order Ephemeroptera. ... The Quill Gordon belongs to the order Ephemeroptera and as a mayfly species, ...

Many trout anglers today use terrestrial imitations or attractor flies for the bulk of their surface fishing. But there are still good hatches of aquatics that emerge on streams if you can time your ...

For fishermen who prefer the splash of soft water and breezy days warmed by higher temperatures, anticipation is building ...

In a matter of a couple days, the stretch of river below my house has broken free of the confines winter imposed upon it. The heavy load of ice that hid our freestone water has begun to recede.