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Flies And Tackle

Flies

Mayfly Dry Sizes
Adams & Parachute Adams 10-20
Blue Winged Olive 16-20
Speckled Spinner and Dun 14-20
Olive, Brown, Grey Comparadun 16-20
Light Cahill, PMD 14-18

Caddis Dry
Elk Hair Caddis, olive and tan/brown 12-18

Stone Fly Dry
Stimulators, orange & yellow 8-12
Sofa Pillow 4-6

General Dry
Black Ant 16-18
Beetle 16-18
Hopper Patterns 6-10
Royal Wulff 10-16
Royal & Lime Trude 12-16

Nymphs, Wets & Streamers
Olive & Grey Soft Hackles 12-16
Caddis Emerger Patterns 14-18
Pheasant Tail* (beadheads also) 14-18
Prince Nymph* (beadheads also) 8-16
Olive, Tan Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear 12-18
Woolly Buggers, olive, black, brown 4- 8
Bitch Creek 4- 8
Griddle Bug 6-10

There are many other patterns we tie and use. Call if you would like more information.

Flies and a limited selection of tackle are available for sale at the Lodge. We also have a tying table in our library with ample tying supplies. You are welcome to bring your own vise and materials also.

Tackle

Streams: We recommend a three or four piece 4 or 5 weight rod with a weight forward floating line.

When streamer fishing you may wish to have a sink tip line on a spare spool.  You will need 9 foot 4X or 5X leaders and spools of 3X, 4X, 5X tippet. We always carry an extra rod or two on our trips for guests.

Rivers: A 5 or 6 weight rod with a weight forward floating line. You may want a sink tip for fishing streamers. 7 to 9 foot leaders, with spools of 3X, 4X and 5X. And bring an extra rod if drifting with us. We usually set up a dry fly rod and a nymphing rod for you.

Spring Creeks: A 3 or 4 weight rod with a double taper or weight forward floating line. Leaders of 9 to 13 feet. Spools of 5X, 6X, 7X.

You will also need non-lead split shot, fly floatant, strike indicators, hemostats, nippers, hat, polarized glasses, insect repellent, and sunscreen. We usually wade wet most days in the summer, wearing neoprene socks, lightweight quick dry pants and wading boots. If traveling in the spring or fall you will need gore-tex or neoprene waders and felt soled boots. In addition, bring a sweater or jacket and a good raincoat.


Gallatin River Lodge Flies


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