Here is another video by Richard Strolis, tying the BWO Flymph.
Earlier this year, I was fishing during a very nice BWO hatch. The bugs were covering the water, it seemed like there were 20-30 flies per square foot on the water. The fish were going nuts on this bountiful hatch. However, I was having a tough time fishing. I couldn’t tell which fly was mine, it was lost in the crowd of naturals. Even if I could make out my fly amongst the masses, why would a trout choose mine over all the others? I thought of the “un-match the hatch” strategy, but instead tied on a soft hackle BWO fly, like Richard’s BWO Flymph, and let it swing.
Since the fly was on a tight line swing, I didn’t need to worry about seeing it, I could feel the fish (use the force, Luke). I started picking up fish with this strategy. Give it a try.
Strolis’ BWO Flymph from Richard Strolis on Vimeo.

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