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My pick for some useful flies for February

Clarks Cicada February is often a settled month and should see terrestrial insect activity at it's peak.

 

The Cicada's a must and don't forget about the Buzzy Blowfly as both will catch a heap of fish this month!

 

All of the larger terrestrial patterns will work, so make sure you are armed with plenty. The fish will have seen plenty of flies by now so often it's something a little different that will work, and going small is a good tactic

 

On the willow lined streams it's Willow Grub time & don't forget the consistent produces like the Adams parachute, Dads Favourite and emerger patterns if there are mayflies in evidence



Dries and Terrestrials;
   

Blowfly

Blowfly (Blue or Green)

One of the Best

Clarks Cicada

Exciting, the fish'll charge them!

Carty's GFF

 

3 colours for a different look

Tarrantula

Sparkys Spider Black

Swishers Foam PMX - Black

 

Black Gnat

Black Gnat

My favourite, it just catches so many fish.....!!

General Terrestrial

General Terrestrial

Great general purpose terrestrial

Mack Blowfly

ackies Blowfly

And for something a little different

Green Machine

Green Machine

and another

Parachute Madame X

Parachute Madame X

and another

Floating Willow Grub

Excellent fun

Royal Wulf

Royal Wulf

Rainbows can't resist 'em

Humpy's

Humpy's ( Green, Peacock, Red, Yellow)

Browns love 'em

Crystal Stimulator

Crystal Stimulator

and rainbows these


Nymphs that are useful include the usuals listed below. The fish will have seen lots of Gold beads by now so it's a good idea to start using the Black Bead heads and fishing two nymphs together is effective, one bead head to sink a smaller nymph down into the fish's zone.

PT Czech Nymph - Hares Ear

PT Czech Nymph - Hares Ear

River Ninja Red Head

River Ninja Red Head

Death Metal PT BT

Death Metal PT BT

Hare & Pheasant

Hare & Pheasant GC

Hare &Pheasant TB

Hare & Pheasant Black Tungsten GC

Killer Mayfly Nymph

Killer Mayfly Nymph

Hare & Copper Black Tungsten

My favourite nymph, #16 is a killer!

Mirfs BLT

Pheasant Tail

Pogo Nymph - Stu's

Hare & Pheasant Black Tungsten

Hare & Copper


High country lakes are open, these (below) are consistent producers and don't discount the terrestrials, they can be very affective too at this time of the year

     

Lyttles Damsel Plonker

Lyttles Damsel Plonker

Little Bugger - Olive & Peacock

Little Bugger - Olive & Peacock

Rob's Redhead Midge

Rob's Redhead Midge

Hamils Killer

Hamills Killer

Mrs Simpson

 

Mrs Simpson

Woolly Buggers

 

Woolly Buggers: Olive Woolly Bugger, Brown Woolly Bugger, Black Woolly Bugger

Damsel Fly Nymph

 

Dragon Fly Nymph - Olive

 

Damsel Fly Tan

Loves Lure

an old favourite that catches fish!

Midge Black

Black and Peacock

Snail pattern

Good Luck

Steve