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As some of you already know, this is my first season of fly fishing.
I tie my own flies so I'm beginning to put together a list of flies to tie over the winter, for next season. So far I have a list of 25 patterns that I'd like to fish next year. This is a lot compared with what I tied for my first season this year (I had about 10 patterns that a local fisherman recommended for my area, and they were very effective for me). For this past season, I tied roughly two sizes and two colors of most of these patterns, and tried to tie 6-12 of each variation. I realize this is a general question and that patterns may vary the answer - but - in general, how many sizes of a given pattern should I tie? An example would be an adult midge pattern in sizes 20-28 or a given nymph in sizes 16 to 28 -- how many sizes would be adequate to populate my boxes for the season? I did the math and about stroked out at the number of flies I would have to tie to do ALL of the sizes for ALL of the 25 flies. Especially since I am a slow tier at this point in my experience .... I think I'd die of old age before I got em all tied :-) Thanks in advance for any help that you can give me on this. - Dave K. |
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