The Only 10 Flies You'll Ever Really Need | Ep. 181

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  @venturesflyco · 4 months ago · pinned

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  @ColdSprings353 · 4 months ago

  Started fly fishing about a month ago. Finding this page and your store has made starting out a whole lot less intimidating. Thank you! Was able to go out and catch trout right of the bat. Confidence and fun factor is through the roof! <br><br>Fiancé wants to take it up too. Which for me is perfect! Makes it easier to justify purchases. ;-)

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  @dustyg3354 · 4 months ago

  Start at min 17 for the list. You&apos;re welcome!

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  @robertyetsko80 · 2 months ago

  Great &nbsp;info for any &nbsp;fisherman &nbsp;thanks for sharing your knowledge!!Trout fishing is for fun it&apos;s &nbsp;not rocket science &nbsp;don&apos;t &nbsp;over think it &nbsp;! PATIENCE AND &nbsp;PERSEVERANCE &nbsp;PUT FISH IN THE &nbsp;NET!! &nbsp;RELAX AND &nbsp;ENJOY. &nbsp;!!!

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  @TomA.85 · 4 months ago

  Love the free hatch chart!! It’s been amazing! Also happy to be here so early! Thank you YouTube algorithm

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• FA

  @fatsiddog · 4 months ago

  Jedi Fly Master, we seek your wisdom. &nbsp;😊

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  @Taco.bells_palsy · 2 months ago (edited)

  A few years ago I started limiting myself to about 10 patterns, tied as simply as possible. &nbsp;I&apos;ve been catching more fish than ever. &nbsp;Before that I probably spent more of my fishing time selecting (guessing) flies and constantly changing them out. &nbsp;I got better results by being more careful about how I approached seams and delivering quality driftless presentations and when nymphing, adjusting depth and sink rate.

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  @briangemski3490 · 3 months ago

  This is my third year fly fishing. Specifically on the East coast, NJ. These ten patterns are the primary ones I use. Great video keep up the great work. I have been following you guys since I started, I have learned A LOT! Thank you!

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  @TheLoamBandit · 3 months ago

  Just started tenkara and fishing in general a couple months ago in CO and your videos have been so helpful in learning the basics of fly fishing, even if I don&apos;t have a reel and casting is different. &nbsp;<br><br>I take the principle of &quot;Putting flies in front of fish, and making them look real&quot; to heart. &nbsp;I havent yet understood the bugs part, but reading water and presenting flies have gotten down on lock.<br><br>When it comes to fly selection I just pick one that I&apos;m feeling like fishing that day, most of my flies are wet flies, kebari soft hackle, and a few western style nymphs/dry flies that the local shops recommend me. <br><br>Love the videos, keep up the great work.

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  @joyous-b8j · 3 months ago

  I been Flyfishing for 56 years and I only use 5 flies year round that work!! Parachute Grizzly Adams, Goddard Caddis, Flashback Beadhead Pheasant Tail, my own Wooly Bugger pattern and my own Baitfish Pattern!! They work wherever I go!!

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  @JoeBtfzplk · 4 months ago

  Ten flies? OK, five elk hair caddis and five black woolly buggers.

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  @jamesmaddox4512 · 4 months ago

  Perfect list of the top 10, different sizes of all those you can&apos;t go wrong.