All, we have just made the cross country move from cincinnati to northern Colorado. Looking forward to getting out on the poudre and big thompson river inthe next couple weeks. Any recommendations for patterns for the poudre?
Any recommendation for sections of the river to try out?
Darin
Cache la Poudre flymph and soft hackle choices
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Re: Cache la Poudre flymph and soft hackle choices
Oh you lucky dog. Congrats. Please post some pics of your new adventure.
Still stuck 1.5hrs from trout water,
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Still stuck 1.5hrs from trout water,
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Re: Cache la Poudre flymph and soft hackle choices
I bet DUBBN may have some suggestions, as he lives in Colorado.You could also search his posts and study some of his fly patterns.
Re: Cache la Poudre flymph and soft hackle choices
Welcome to Colorado!Dwclapp wrote:All, we have just made the cross country move from cincinnati to northern Colorado. Looking forward to getting out on the poudre and big thompson river inthe next couple weeks. Any recommendations for patterns for the poudre?
Any recommendation for sections of the river to try out?
Darin
Heres a few Soft Hackles that will work on your side of the divide. My buddy lives in Westminster and fishes those areas.
Ice Breaker..Sorry, I can't find my picture of it. Heres a link. I do not tie it with a bead
http://www.charliesflyboxinc.com/flybox ... rentID=139
Peacock and Partridge sizes 18 to 10..Different variations aswell
A variety of Hares ears
Throw in a Pheasant tail SH and you should be fine.
If you havent already, bookmark Charlies page.
Don't forget about Clear Creek, and Bear creek.
Get in touch with a few local fly shops for up to date flows and patterns.
Perhaps we will meet some time on my side of the divide, and fish the Colorado, or Roaring Fork together.
Again, welcome.
Re: Cache la Poudre flymph and soft hackle choices
Thanks Dubbn. Appreciate the advice. Actually was at Charlies last weekend while visiting in-laws in Arvada. Awesome Shop!
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Sweet group, Wayne.
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