I,m looking for the most used drys. if you could only have ten drys for the season what would you choose ???

Okay Scooby,I'll kick it off for Rivers:
Parachute Adams (14 & 16)
F Fly (16)
CDC Comparadun (16)
Black Klinhammer (14 on a Klinkhammer hook)
Fawn Klinkhammer (sa above)
There's the first 5 and I don't need much more.

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Add a black gnat and ant. If you want to go after grayling the red tag and treacle parkin will be ideal

I think if I only carried these dry flies I would catch just as many fish

March Brown
Kites Imperial
Wonderwing black gnat
Klinkhammers (Olive and Black)
Red spinner
G and H sedge
F Fly


However just in case I have another two tins of flies, many of which I would struggle to name.

David

CDC buzzers

Although I guess this is an emerger pattern really?

Try and use them at the start of the hatch and they tend to catch most of my fish

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John Danter

It depends on where you fish.
While some of them above are great they are too big where i normally fish.
I think to a large extent it depends on the make up and fly life in the water.

Could I have a booby in my list ?

cdc yellow owl
that catch alot of fish

Shipmans, Hoppers and Shuttlecocks for still waters, Klinks and Griffiths Gnat for rivers.

Small F Fly's for both, CDC and Elk(or Dear) for both

Chris

just a couple for me. reverse para's in various colours and sizes 8's down to 18's, and a snowshoe rabbit comparadun style in various colours and sizes 16s down to 24's/26's. As long as they are matching the hatch its all good, sunk body patterns work very well.