Brook Trout Flies?

[emenius]

Any ideas?

[schnipster]

be more specific- on the dry not matter when if you have a 12-16 size elk haired caddis--brookies love em..--blue winged olives(mayfiles) are a delight as well.. as far as subsurface--pt nymph or hairs ear will rock the underworld

[iHasFish]

Brook trout are so much more aggressive than brown. Anything during a hatch will be good. When no bugs are on the surface, try a small natural wet fly

[emenius]

Thanks, just trying to tie a few for a trip this weekend. Looking like a long night

[Guest]

I just match the hatch.. Whatever the hatches are bring those flies and have a blast..

[emenius]

This late in the year I am thinking cicada?

Probably only because its august.

Any thoughts?

[schnipster]

if thier is long grass or trees on the bank --try hoppers, ants and spiders..also toss some floatant on boatment and hang on for the ride

[ron4blues]

PT and hare's ear nymphs. Coachman patterns, dry and wet. Smaller muddler minnows. Ants and hoppers too. Stimulators in various colours. And caddis larvae.

[emenius]

Thanks for the input guys. Fishing was a bust due to high waters rain and low temps.

[Guest]

They will hit anything pretty much Go with brighter colours and size 12-18