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Deschutes Angler Guide Selection Trout Flies |
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Deschutes Angler Guide Selection Steelhead Flies |
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Deschutes Steelhead Selection |
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North Umpqua Fly Selection |
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Rogue River Fly Selection |
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Sandy River Fly Selection |
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Bass Flies |
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Stillwater Flies |
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All Purpose Nymphs |
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Stonefly Nymphs |
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Caddis Nymphs/Pupa |
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Mayfly Nymphs/Soft Hackles |
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Chironomid/Midge Emergers |
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Attractor Dry Flies |
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Mayfly Dry Flies/Cripples |
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Caddis Dry Flies |
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Stonefly Dry Flies |
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Damselflies/Dragonflies Dry Flies/Larva |
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Leeches/Worms/Buggers/Scuds |
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Terrestrials |
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Steelhead Wet Flies |
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Steelhead Deep Sunk Flies |
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Steelhead Skaters |
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Steelhead Nymph |
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Glo Bugs |
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Alaska Flies |
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Saltwater Flies |
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Fly Boxes |
If you picked a mayfly nymph off of a rock and added a hook, it would look just like this fly. The PT without a bead makes a great trailer behind a point nymph because it is lighterweight and will drift well through the strike zone. A great one to have, especially in smaller sizes.
