Drake Dries, Emergers, and Nymphs

Moving into July many of the rivers along the Rocky Mountain Region will experience receding water, better clarity, and more hatch activity. PMD's, yellow Sally stones, drakes, and Trico’s are next on the menu for active feeding trout. Below are a few Drake Patterns witch you can find at local Mountain Fly Shops. Reports from around the Rockies are showing a gradual decrease in Run-off conditions. Pay particular attention to the flows or CFS when planning a trip.




Loop Wing Cripple Emerger



Winged Drake Emerger



Anatomically-Correct Drake Nymph



Tungsten-Epoxyback Drake Nymph



Tungsten-Anatomically Correct Drake Nymph



Grey Drake



Meaty Drake



Tru-form Drake



Winged Drake



Drake Emerger



Profile Green Drake



Snowshoe Drake



CDC Para-Quill Drake



Drake Cripple



Extended Body Green Drake



Dandelion Drake



Green Biot Drake



Grey Extended-Body Drake



Q's Drake Cripple



Brook's Sprout Dunn



Drake Cripple



CDC Flaven Dunn Drake



Colorado Green Drake



Extended-Body Green Drake




Meaty Drake