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Winter Fly Patterns: Midges, Eggs & More Midges Posted by fliesandfinseast on Sunday, November 04 @ 15:51:12 PST I hate to admit it as much as the rest of you but winter is closing in and as the cooler weather moves in it is time to fill your box with appropriate patterns. A lot of rivers have closed for the season but for those of us who are fortunate enough to have it year around these are the patterns I have in my arsenal. Glo bugs in various sizes, Blood midges, Black midges, Cream Midges and BWO nymphs. My sizes range from 18-24. The fish are keyed in on these patterns and don't like to move for them. So, get 'em deep and bounce it on their nose to keep your rod bent. The comments are owned by the poster. We aren't responsible for their content. No Comments Allowed for Anonymous, please Login/Create Account Re: Winter Fly Patterns: Midges, Eggs & More Midges by joey on Monday, November 19 @ 18:43:04 PST midge patterns always work well for me on slow winter days. Red is my favorite color. I will usually trail it behind an egg pattern and fish it real deep.   Photos From The Road

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