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Best McKenzie River March Brown pattern — how to tie the sparkle dun

March 7th, 2008 · 2 Comments

Chris Daughters of The Caddis Fly Shop demonstrates how to tie the Sparkle Dun March Brown, a pattern he says is the hottest McKenzie River fly for this hatch. This fly is pretty easy to tie once you have the fanned comparadun wings posted up.

March Brown Sparkle Dun
Thread: Uni 6/0 Tan or Brown
Hook: TMC 100 […]

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North Umpqua Fly Water heating up.

March 7th, 2008 · No Comments

The river has been dropping steadily and good numbers of fish have been showing up in the fly water section of the North Umpqua.   Lead Eyed eggs or Egg-Sucking stones with an egg dropper are catching fish.  Fish slow and on the bottom for best results.

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McKenzie River: March Brown Hatch in infant stages

March 7th, 2008 · No Comments

Currently the fishing has been decent for nymphing. While the snow melt is not blowing the rivers out it is keeping the water cool enough to keep the March Browns from a heavy emergence.   There has been a few reports of good B.W.O. hatches to provide some dry fly action along with a few March Browns.

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