fly patterns

[smallgamehunter12]

im going trout fishing on the 4/19 what fly patterns should i use

[buckhunter14]

we need way more information to come remotely close in helping you...

[smallgamehunter12]

well im fishing a small creek in new york the water temps about 45-50 degrees and i will be using6 weight or a 3 weight rod

[Austin/WI]

still need more info - what's the water clarity, types of forage normally present in the stream, weather patterns in your area, etc.???

[Phil from Maine]

What kind of trout are you fishing for?, Stocked or native? I think he is fishing in clear water as most trout do better in the clear water found in small streams ( creeks). So pass a little more info and I am quite sure someone can help you out here.

[indianahunter83]

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[troutslayer]

if you want to know what fly to use, look around, see what bugs are flying around, swimming around in the water, then once you catch one if you have a stomach pump pump their stomach and that will tell you exactally what they are eating and what to use. That as much as i can help you till you give more info.

[Jimmy S]

Yawannacatchtrout?

Use a beaded hare's ear or pheasant tail nymph.

[Phil from Maine]

Those will work but in some areas beaded will get you a fine.. Fly fishing only areas here at least cannot have any wieght in or on them. Small streamers should work well right now too..

smallgamehunter12, check out globalflyfisher.com as it has a quite a bit of information that you may want to know..