Summertime trout fishing means dry fly time! Trout are busy feeding on the surface for most of the day. Terrestrials, may flies, caddis and just about any other insect falling onto the water is fair game. The following pack contains 24 flies:

Terrestrial Dry Flies
Deer Hair Cicada Olive size 8 and 12,
Blair’s Terrestrial size 8,
Dave’s Hopper size 12,
Royal Wulff size 10,
Blue Blowfly size 10,
Stimulator size 14,
Green Beetle size 14, and
Lace Moth (Passion Vine Hopper) size 14

Mayfly and Caddis Dries
Adams size 12,
Adams Irresistible size 14,
Pheasant Tail size 14,
Elk Hair Caddis size 14,
Goddard Caddis size 14, and
Dad’s Favourite size 12

Parachute Dry Flies
Parachute Adams size 14,
Parachute Pheasant Tail size 14,
Parachute Caddis size 14, and
Klinkhammer size 14

CDC Dun Emerger size 14

Nymphs
Willow Grub size 14,
Pheasant Tail size 14,
Hare and Copper size 14, and
Copper John size 14

I added some nymphs for fishing under your larger dry flies. This combination can be deadly. Parachute flies are fished dry but the sit lower in the surface film, imitating emergers. The white post or parachute allows you to see them better. The CDC emerger may be fished in the surface film or swung over rising fish. These are my picks to cover most situations you will encounter this summer. Just remember to hesitate before striking, especially in slow water. Foam lines are fish magnets and you should always watch for the gentle rises in them. Tight Lines…