Eastern Pale Evening Dun
Emerger:
The Eastern Pale evening duns usually hatch in the afternoon. This usually
occurs between 1:00 and 4:00 P. M. When the nymphs are ready to emerge
they propel themselves to the surface and shed their nymphal shucks.
Emerger Presentation:
Imitations of the "Perfect Fly" Eastern Pale Evening Dun Emerger. and Emerger
with the trailing shuck, should be presented in the surface skim of the shallow,
slower moving water adjacent to the ripples and runs where the crawler nymphs
are found.
Although we use an up and across presentation, a down and across, on the
swing presentation is often the best way to get the fly to trout feeding on the
emerging nymphs in some smooth water situations. It strictly depends on the
water.
The nymph live in moderately flowing water and that can be pocket type water or
slick, smooth flowing water. Alter your presentation to meet the conditions.
Emerger:
The Eastern Pale evening duns usually hatch in the afternoon. This usually
occurs between 1:00 and 4:00 P. M. When the nymphs are ready to emerge
they propel themselves to the surface and shed their nymphal shucks.
Emerger Presentation:
Imitations of the "Perfect Fly" Eastern Pale Evening Dun Emerger. and Emerger
with the trailing shuck, should be presented in the surface skim of the shallow,
slower moving water adjacent to the ripples and runs where the crawler nymphs
are found.
Although we use an up and across presentation, a down and across, on the
swing presentation is often the best way to get the fly to trout feeding on the
emerging nymphs in some smooth water situations. It strictly depends on the
water.
The nymph live in moderately flowing water and that can be pocket type water or
slick, smooth flowing water. Alter your presentation to meet the conditions.
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