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Fly Tying Friday - Floating Dragon Fly Nymphs

September 3, 2021 Panfish On The Fly
During the dog days of summer fish often hold in deeper water.  To be successful you need to able to put a fly in front of them.  This can be a challenging situation for the fly fisher.

During the dog days of summer fish often hold in deeper water. To be successful you need to able to put a fly in front of them. This can be a challenging situation for the fly fisher.

Early in the season, to reach fish holding deep, weighted nymphs and streamers usually get the job done. However, as the season progresses, many of the watersheds I fish become choked with aquatic vegetation. As a result, fishing standard subsurface patterns are an exercise in futility as these flies become hopelessly mired in weeds and muck on every cast. What's needed in this situation is a fly that gets below the surface but stays above the weeds.

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In Fly Tying, Fly Tying Friday, Fly Fishing, Fishing Tags Floating Dragonfly Nymph, dragonfly nymph, flyfishing, Fly tying with foam, Fly Tying, Fly Tying Friday
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