I like rolled muddlers, coho blues, mickey finns, x-mas trees, buggers (black and olive), egg-leeches, and on occasion, small GP variations. I tie most of my patterns fairly sparse as I find overdressed patterns do not work as well. Boy - do I hope that we have a good coho run in the Vedder and Chehalis. I heard that the Vedder run might be weak again - but we'll have to wait and see... :? . Good luck and PM me if you want tying instructions...
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I forgot - most of my hook sizes range from 6 - 10, with 8 being the most versatile... 
. I do remember that sometimes coho will take ridiculously small patterns at times!
. I do remember that sometimes coho will take ridiculously small patterns at times!
i have found for me that those rolled muddlers do the trick
and the little Jack springs like them too
try tying some muddlers in green and pink colours too as those were working when the traditional ones werent last year for my dad and i
any way of getting a good deal on flies from ya Professori ? ha ha (im serious) haha
thanks
tight lines
HOOK
and the little Jack springs like them too
try tying some muddlers in green and pink colours too as those were working when the traditional ones werent last year for my dad and i
any way of getting a good deal on flies from ya Professori ?
ha ha (im serious) hahathanks
tight lines
HOOK
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