Hi Guys,
Whats your favorite fly of choice coming to the end of summer for still waters?
Dries,sedges,nymphs,wets,lures, whatever?

David

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Bloodworms, very rarely have one off the point when I'm not fishing dries.

Apps, marabou, or buzzer style - makes no difference!!!

As soon as the waters cool it'll be fry-bashing time so don't forget the fry imitations, zonkers, etc when the big boys start beefing up for the winter.

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Still on dries, buzzers and sunk emergers at the moment; had a spectacular evening yesterday with the fish falling over themselves to take my duck fly, haven't had sport like it for some time. Coming into Sept/Oct I usually have great success on a sunk Daddy long legs (often copper headed).

As a matter of interest the big fish on my syndicate water are already well and truly on the fry.

Nymph and dry still working for me.

Terry

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Had good success yesterday on one of Buzz's elk hair and CDC patterns, it brought fish up, and tempted rising fish as well.
S.

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"A glint of sun has warmed the air,The flies will soon hatch out, To lure and tempt from their deep lair, The bonnie speckled trout." SKB tackle supporter. I love Furled Leaders.

When it starts to get cold, Cats' Whisker, Rabbits and Hummies.

Nymphs, Bloodworm, just a red hook, Hare's Ear and, often a real banker, Okey Dokey.

Dries in the winter, usually small Shutlecock's.
If I had to choose one above all others, Cat!

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