flyfishing a small wild trout lake

thekevin4540

i got permission to fish a small wild brown trout lake i i got 3 there today on a mepps but i wanted to do do a bit of fly fishing there what flies would i use there i will be fishing from the bank thare are some big trout in this lake and i wanted to no what would be good flies to use thanks

dvae

bibio, duck flies, peter ross, connemara black, black pennell, sooty olive and perhaps the Alexander.
watch out for hatches and, try and match (as best you can) what you see on the water.
also as its early in the year, give the shallow areas of the lake a go.

Flysfisher

thekevin4540 wrote: »

i got permission to fish a small wild brown trout lake i i got 3 there today on a mepps but i wanted to do do a bit of fly fishing there what flies would i use there i will be fishing from the bank thare are some big trout in this lake and i wanted to no what would be good flies to use thanks

To catch the bigger trout use dry flies in the evening.

thekevin4540

the lake is deep all round u wouldent be able to wade out in chest waders most of the trout are breaking 10 15 feet out from the from the bank and there is trout 5/6 lb in the lake the farmer told me and talking to a person that fished it before and he said the same but same as me he only worm fished it u can get a alot of trout fishing the lake so i am looking forward fishing it with the fly any help with best methods of fishing the lake appreciated

Johnny max

blacknat bibio in daytime
sedges and mayfly if any about

evilgannet

If there is a breeze, wet fly a large black pennell, just as light changes to dark.

If it's calm, a dry fly sedge, something like a murrough at the same time.

During the day, if there is a good breeze, find the deepest spot in the lake and fish it with a size 1 Mepps Black fury.