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[bucko]

So many options yet, in most cases a few flies are all you need.
Now, if you had to choose one pattern for the type of fishing in question what would it be?
Mine reads like this:

Rainbow trout/stocked waters: Gold Ribbed Hares Ear
Wild lake browns: Black Pennel
River Browns: Greenwells Spider
Sea Trout: Stoats Tail
Salmon: Allies Shrimp
Sea Fish (Bass, Mackerel, Garfish etc)- Charteuse & White Clouser.

I reckon those patterns, in various sizes weights and variations (tube, double, treble etc) could see me through the entire year.

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[Go Go Gadget]

Rainbows- lure:cats whisker Dry: shipmans cdc buzzer Nymph: grhe

Wild browns- Dry: greenwells/ klinkhamer(cant decide) Nymph-Ptn  wet- black pennel

Sea trout- teal n silver or butcher

[Davo]

Sea trout- Black and Silver tubes, teal blue and silver and surface lures.

Salmon-Havent took a salmon on the fly yet, but have seen some caught on a cascade fly.

Brownie- Black spider, winter brown iron blue spider, partridge and orange and for "on the top"-sedges, dry olives and small F flies.

Stillwater Browns- gold ribbed hares ear, black pennell, black spiders and dry olives.

Rainbows- Buzzers and anything else they fancy on the day.

Grayling- March browns spiders, other spider patterns as long as they are size 14's. Dry flies with a bit of red in them and when they are smuttiing-go to the pub.

[Go Go Gadget]

Ive only caught one salmon and that was on a mackerel spinner