July, August and September mean one thing in the 11-Mile Canyon section of the South Platte River in Colorado. Trico spinner falls are usually the name of the game mid-mornings on the river. I usually try to have several patterns in my box for the spinner fall. One of my favorite patterns over the years has been the 180° Trico Spinner. I call it my pattern, but I am sure there are others out there just like this. It has been a solid pattern and when tied on a 2488 hook, it can be tied really small, just like the naturals. Enjoy.
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And I half expected it to be made of foam. :) Very nice fly and great video.
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Johnny
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Dang! Back to the drawing board. Why didn't I think of using foam!
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Dude, fish don't eat dry fly ties....
ReplyDeleteI was trying to fish it as a nymph, but it wouldn't sink and they kept eating it!
DeleteAnother nice tie Juan. And another to add to my Colorado box. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHoward, I hope it work well for you.
DeleteGreat pattern and video, well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lucas. I appreciate it.
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I love MFC’s Widow’s Web, tying some of these up for next week!
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