by Vickie Loftus | Aug 20, 2020 | Blog, Flies
Trout caught on Vickie’s Burnt Orange Predator Bugger at Pronghorn Lake, Oregon I cannot wait for fall fishing! I am dreaming about cooler waters of fall and catching tough, feisty trout that have grown even bigger over the summer. Before the fall season begins, I...
by Vickie Loftus | Aug 20, 2020 | Blog, Flies
When you order $75 worth of flies or fly assortments through Labor Day you will receive a midge 6-compartment fly box containing: (2) UV Midge Pupa (2) UV Midge (2) All Purpose Nymph #12 & #14 hook sizes (colors may vary) $18 value Orders through Labor...
by Vickie Loftus | Jul 13, 2020 | Blog, Fishing Reports
Streamer Pattern: Vickie’s Predator Minnow I have been having a kick of a time fishing my Predator Minnow since late spring. Minnows start spawning in the late spring and can be easily observed in large numbers along shallow shorelines of lakes and streams....
by Vickie Loftus | Jul 12, 2020 | Blog, Fishing Reports
Pupa Pattern: All Purpose Nymph On my recent fishing trips, I have observed lakes filled with aquatic insects undergoing transition to their adult form. Damselflies have been particularly abundant. Trout are gorging on vulnerable damsel nymphs working their way...
by Vickie Loftus | Jul 11, 2020 | Blog, Fishing Reports
Larva Pattern: Vickie’s UV Midge My UV Midge has earned its place of honor in my fly box and become a staple pattern that I regularly turn to. I have been using the blood red and olive colors this month as I have found fish have been particularity drawn to these...
by Vickie Loftus | Jun 28, 2020 | Blog, Flies
Vickie’s Olive UV Midge My UV Midge has succesfuly enticed trout everywhere I have fished it, proving it is a pattern that works. Trout caught using my Olive UV Midge It has been estimated there are 700 of species of midges in North America. Here is one example,...
