Flys

[joe]

like i said in my earler intro im new to this state what types of flyes are they are using for TROUT

THANKS

JOE

[Danoinark]

Joe

I don't think you can go wrong with having a few of the following in various sizes and colors.

scuds

sowbugs

soft hackles

san juan worms

egg patterns

woolie boogers

midges

This would give you a good start.

Dano

[Kansas Fly Fisher]

I agree with Dan, but I'd add a few:

Cracklebacks

Renegades

Adams

PMD's

John

[Danoinark]

Gosh John, how could I forget the crackleback?.... Yep a geezer moment.

Oh, I would also add some real small elk hair caddis

Dano

[joe]

wow thanks guys for the info on the Flys sounds like a great box of toys for them I can play with them real good now I will get all of them and try each one of them and let you know how i did

THANKS

JOE

[Danoinark]

Good luck Joe...as to colors, I always have luck with olives, tans, grays, blacks...all of these shades in the scuds and midges...

soft hackles in black, red and olive

San Juan worms in, red, orange and worm color

eggs in Pink

woolies in olive and black

Dano

[Wayne SW/MO]

well if we're going to get picky, you should also have some #18 Griffiths Gnats

[Kansas Fly Fisher]

Now I'm having the senior moments. How could I forget the Griffiths Gnat, that's one of my favorite go to flys!

John

[joe]

Thanks Dano

for the color choice

joe

Thanks Wayne

about the Gant never would thought of that one

JOE

[CaptainT16]

You can't go wrong as long as you have those flies in your box. Have always done real well with all of them at Bennett. I would also include "John Deere" minijigs, they seem to work really well at Bennett. Here is a website that is updated twice weekly that might help you out as well for Bennett.

http://www.missouritrout.com/weavers/report.html

Good Luck