in august i went to rollins lake and fished below the dam and hooked some tiny brookies any thing else in there would like to go back any suggestions on flys to use
The great thing about fishing in the Sierras is that you don't need to get terribly specific about fly selection. To break it down, here is a simple list of what you need.
Mayflies - big ones, small ones, light colored ones, dark colored ones, nymphs, dries Caddis flies - big ones, small ones, light colored ones, dark colored ones, nymphs, dries Stoneflies - medium ones, small ones, light colored ones, dark colored ones, nymphs, dries Miscellany - smaller Woolly Buggers, ant patterns, hopper patterns
If you are really interested in matching the hatch, the Western United States Hatch Chart, as Shon mentioned, is a great reference.
he is right, you can throw just about anything and you can catch fish. but he gave you a good list. if all else fails throw on a san juan worm.
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