Why use Pre-Rigged Droppers? When you are on the stream it is not wise to waste valuable fishing time tying the dropper rigs. Time that you could use fishing. Also, the lighting may not make for good tying. So, be prepared ahead of time!
The Quill Gordons (Eperous Pleuralis) nymphs are clingers. For most of their life,
up until it is near the time for them to hatch, they stay hidden down between and
under the rocks on the bottom of the fast water runs and riffles. They are not
readily available for trout to eat. A few days before they begin to hatch they move
from their fast water habitat to slower moving water. Often this is behind large rocks
and boulders near the fast water. Trout are very aware of this short migration of the
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For help on learning to match the hatch and reading a hatch chart properly, see our class on Matching the Hatch.
Don't see the chart you are looking for? Contact us, and we may be able to provide it.
1. Get a good hatch chart
2. Use the hatch chart properly
3. Learn the habits of the most common insects in their various stages
4. Use the most imitative flies
5. Take a stream sampling yourself
For far more deatil go to Match the Hatch Techniques and Lessons
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