April is the time of year that the Salmon fry start to hatch and show themselves in big numbers. This fly is not only deadly on Steelhead but also becomes a nice snack for big Browns that thrive in the waters I guide on. Little Fry Recipe Hook: #700 Dai Riki number 6 or 8 Tail: White Grizzly Marabou Body: Olive Ice

Here is a fly tied by Todd Deziel, a local angler and expert fly tier. I’ve tested these patterns in the spring and fall many times and they work.                   SPARKLE FRY Hook: Dai-Riki 155 sz. 6, 8 Tail: White pearl core braid w/ 10-12pcs of rainbow krystal flash melted in to end and cut 1/4 inch Tail fluff: Grizzly marabou tip Body:

Here is a fly tied by Todd Deziel, a local angler and expert fly tier. I’ve tested these patterns in the spring and fall many times and they work.                 TODD’S HEX Hook: Dai-Riki 135 sz.8, 10, 12 Tail: Tan pearl core braid w/ 3pcs of peacock Krystal flash melted into end. 1long, 2shorter. longest 3/4″ Gills: Austr. possum, or gray fluff from base

Here is a fly tied by Todd Deziel, a local angler and expert fly tier. I’ve tested these patterns in the spring and fall many times and they work. TODD’S STONE Hook: Dai-Riki 135 sz.8, 10, 12 Tail: Black pearl braid with goose biots melted in a “V” shape Tail Fluff: Fluff from the base of black hen hackle. Body: Life cycle peacock dubbing Collar: Black hen hackle palmered to back

Here is a fly tied by Todd Deziel, a local angler and expert fly tier. I’ve tested these patterns in the spring and fall many times and they work. CORE CADDIS Hook: Dai-Riki 135 sz.8, 10, 12 Tail: Chartruese or olive pearl core braid w/ two short pcs. of peacock krystal flash melted in cut short. Body: ice dub to match tail to cover thread Collar: Brown hen hackle Head: Peacock