Flies for brookies
 

Hey i was wondering if someone could tell me some flies to use for brookies this time of the year

Leeches, buggers,streamers, nymphs such as Hares ears and pheasant tails.

2X all I would add is Evil Weevils

I've used muddler minnows, mic fin and doc sprattler. I've only ever caught a couple
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nice brookies!

Thanks! That was last summer. Gonna get some big ones this year I hope!

streamers in yellow orange and red pushed across the bottom.

When a brookie is two years old he has the taste for minnows so thatis a big part of thier diet but at times they like other things......early spring and fall...dragonfly nymphs work well.........fall backswimmers...........minnows spawn in june and july so minnow patterns.....i have caught them on shrimp patterns, mayfly nymph and other things.........so in my fly box for brookies i would have..........leach patterns and black seems to work the best but i like a small one with a white head......green wooley bugger can be taken as anything from a dragon to a leach and of course i have my minnow patterns i would say i fish 3/4 of the times

Last lake I trolled and stripped an ultimate boatman on a full sink line, anytime I came across fish on the finder I would have a bite or fish on

Great day, loved the foam!

[QUOTE=Trout Addict;1474650]Last lake I trolled and stripped an ultimate boatman on a full sink line, anytime I came across fish on the finder I would have a bite or fish on

Great day, loved the foam![/QUOTE

where u fishing a boatman or where u fishing a backswimmer............i have never caught them on a boatmen and it seems even usuing a backswimmer they can be very picky where one lake it works and another naaaaaaa i fished a lake by whitecourt for over 30 years with brookies in it and i maybe caught a hand full of fish usuing a backswimmer

Ah brookies
 

It takes me back, coachman, royal coachman, silver doctor, all wet and for drys in Alberta, elk hair caddis. Sometimes if you see a real one, a yellow sally will work too. Catarct creek or Lynx near the ram river are good in Alberta. Once you see a grasshopper, they will trump everything!

I'm not an expert with nymphs, but some of the fellow members are and their advice would be good.

It was a Jennings Ultimate boatman, couldn't keep them off

I'm sure it depends on the lake but they loved it

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