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Some of the best dry fly oppurtunities on the Deschutes River happen during Mayfly hatches. Fish will always take a mayfly over a stonefly or caddis fly. No matter how many caddis flies or stoneflies are flying around, if mayflies start popping switch over. During the evening caddis hatches on the Deschutes, try fishing a PED cripple or adult, and you will probably find that your average size fish is dramatically larger.

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Department: Mayfly Dry Flies/Cripples
Species: pale morning dun

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Hi-Vis Parachute PMD
The Pale Morning Dun is a small mayfly, it's imitation is equally small. Don't lose sight of this little bug with a bright parachute.

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Parawulff PMD
A great PMD pattern that works particularly well in heavy hatch conditions when you need your fly to stand out.

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Quigley's Hackle Stacker PMD
A must have PMD pattern for the Deschutes. Every guide on staff carries a box of this fly because it works day in and day out.

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Quigley's Sparkle Stacker PMD
A slightly different variation from the stanadard hackle stacker with a trailing schuck to make it appear the bug is stuck in the surface film.

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Tilt WIng Dun PMD
This fly has a strong silhouette on the water because the majority of the body rides just below the surface.

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PMD Thorax, Lawson's
A PMD pattern that looks good and fishes better.

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Hatch Matcher
With such a realistic tie, the name Hatch Matcher is no coincidence. Available in both Callibaetis and PMD styles.

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PMD Para Sparkle Dun, Mathew's
A PMD with a little flash, a little style, a little something extra to make this little fly standout during a hatch.

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Spundun Sulphur/PMD
It may be tough for us to notice the difference in a Pale Morning Dun, small as they are, but the trout certainly do. Keep some variation on hand with this spundun pattern.

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Vis-A-Dun Barr's PMD
This is the PMD WMD: Pale Morning Dun Weapon of Mass Destruction.

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Parachute PMD
A preferred mid-day snack for Deschutes Redsides.

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Almost Dun PMD
A fantastic fly for early and mid-morning dry fly fishing almost everyday all summer long.

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Challenged PMD
Fish this fly with no floatant just below the surface during and PMD hatch and you will be rewarded.

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Flashwing Cripple PMD
The little sparkle in this bug will set it apart and drive the trout wild.

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Poxyback Emerger PMD
A regular hatch all summer long on the Deschutes and this fly is a consistent producer.

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Quigley's Extendo Cripple PMD
Extend your dry fly time with this realistic pale morning dun that is too good to refuse.

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Quigley's Flashwing CDC PMD Cripple
No floatant required with this great looking cripple. The CDC post is naturally waterproof allowing this fly to fish on its own.

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CDC Emerger PMD
When mayflies are hatching on the Deschutes, there's a good chance that PMDs are involved.

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Spotlight Emerger, Overley's
When you see this emerger pattern, you'll understand. It's such a well conceived representation that it makes visual sense of what is happening when an insect is emerging from its schuck. Available in callibaetis, light cahill, march brown and PMD.

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Gould's Shuckoff Mayfly
Dandy lil' Mayfly pattern. This cat represents! When you start to see the backs of trouts send this pinch hitter in and watch em' roll.

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Missing Link

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