Fishing equipment

Flies

• Dry:
  Beetles: (8-16) Black and peacock
  Chernobyl Ants: (6) black/tan
  Grasshoppers: (8-10) a good variety
  Flying Ants: (14-16) Black
  Dragon Flies: (a few will do)
  Elk Hair Caddis (14 and 16)
  Parachute Adams: (14-18) high visibility
  
• Nymphs:
  Bead Head Prince: (14-18) Bead Head Pheasant Tail: (14-18) Bead Head Copper Johns: (14-18) colours: copper /red Scuds: (14-18) Olive Midge: (18-22) various types and colours (green, black, peacock)
• Streamers:
  Wooly Buggers: (2-4) black, brown and olive Wooly Buggers: (2-4) black, Brown and olive with White rubber legs Zonkers: (2-4) olive, black, natural and grey Double Bunnies: olive, white and natural String Leeches: with weight and in dark colours
• Size of flies
  It is possible that many of the dry flies used in Patagonia are bigger in size than those used in other parts of the world. This is due to the presence of terrestrial insects living in the nearby areas which are excellent food for trout. Thus foam flies with rubber legs give very good results, whether black, natural or peacock. As for traditional and smaller flies, they are useful for fishing in the different eclosions. A good choice of flies including nymphs and streamers will do for the different options of fishing in Patagonia.