Flav Flymph

[flyfud1]

Here is my Flav Flymph imitating the Little Western Green Drakes (Drunella flavilinea) that I use when fishing in Yellowstone National Park.

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Hook: TMC 200, size #14
Thread: Olive Flymaster 6/0
Tail: Moose fibers
Body: Hareline Hare's Ear Plus Dubbin Olive spun on Olive Persalls Gossamer using a Clark spinning block.
Hackle: Hen back dyed with Veniard's dark olive.

Charlie

[Smuggler]

That'll fool some fish. I remember fishing with Letumgo on the firehole last year and a Flav emergence was coinciding with PMD's.. wish I had this fly when those Flav's popped. Looks great!

[letumgo]

That was a great day...

Thank you Charlie, for sharing a proven pattern with us. Lovely Flymph. Do you fish this with other flies (team), or as a single fly? What is you favorite method to fish this?

[flyfud1]

Ray,

I usually fish an emerger 18-24" behind an indicator fly. So I might have an a Flav dry fly (Sparkle Dun usually) with the Flav Flymph trailing behind. I have been known to tell other fishermen that the secret is the distance between the two patterns rather than try to explain what a flymph represents

I'll fish this pattern right in or just under the surface film dead drift.

What time of the year did you guys fish the Firehole?

Charlie

[Smuggler]

Mid June in 2014. It was fabulous *wrist flop *