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Gas is going up, the weather sucks, and I'm stuck at work most of the time. So, I decided to develop the "unofficial" OAF flyboxes. My plan over time is to develop boxes based on insect type and input from you all. I based my information from multiple sources from this forum, books on the subject, Ozark hatch charts, and my limited experience. As you will see, I have nothing on the drys as I'm just learning.

So anyway, I am starting with mayflies. Please review and post your favorites for the individual hatches and life cycle stages. I'll add them until we get a good build. Over the year, I'll work on the rest. Enjoy and post...

Ozark Anglers Fly Box.pdf

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Mic I like your idea. I will try to look through some of my old notes and find some stuff.

I did see that caddis flies aren't too big on your list, I think you might want to add some to your box(in my best super secret whisper voice).

However, this might be a good starting place to see what's in your stream that you fish.

http://www.mostreamteam.org/interactivemap.asp

“The greatest menace to freedom is an inert people” J. Brandeis

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Mic I like your idea. I will try to look through some of my old notes and find some stuff.

I did see that caddis flies aren't too big on your list, I think you might want to add some to your box(in my best super secret whisper voice).

However, this might be a good starting place to see what's in your stream that you fish.

http://www.mostreamt...eractivemap.asp

This is just mayflies. The caddis flybox will be next, then midges, stoneflies, and terrestrials.

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You might want to add some Humpies for those indicator flies.

There's a fine line between fishing and sitting there looking stupid.

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You might want to add some Humpies for those indicator flies.

What colors and sizes?

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What colors and sizes?

I would imagine any color or size as long as it floats your nymph below.

I like red, yellow and green/olive in about a size 10.

There's a fine line between fishing and sitting there looking stupid.

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I would imagine any color or size as long as it floats your nymph below.

I like red, yellow and green/olive in about a size 10.

Added.

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This is just mayflies. The caddis flybox will be next, then midges, stoneflies, and terrestrials.

Ahh, I got it, I jst need to learn how to read better :)

Then I would say as an attractor for Mayfly hatches:

Adams

Adams parachute

Pheasant Tail Parachute

GRHE Parachute

Sizes can vary, I don't fish size 12's, so maybe 14-18?

As far as the actual mayflies, I would think the only one on there that I didn't see is the Red Quill.

“The greatest menace to freedom is an inert people” J. Brandeis

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