[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Ninch and I were going through the fly bins the other day and pointing out a few of our favorite PMD patterns for the Missouri River. Right now. Cripples and spinners, mostly. There are others. Here are some macro shots of a few of them.
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Nymans is the best! The others are to fancy.
Great pictures of PMDs. Just found the blog site.
Moving to Great Falls ina. Few months and tying patterns that work there. What do you think of PMD comparaduns and parachutes?
Lots use comparaduns and parachutes. But, cripples, emerges and spinners catch waaaaayyyy more fish than the PMD dun. I would suggest tying a dozen comparaduns, 6 parachutes, and boxes full of cripples, spinners, and emergers. Look on the site soon for all of our favorite patterns.