Middle Provo Midge & Sowbug — 24 Flies

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24 flies for the Middle Provo’s small-fly fishing. Zebra Midges, Top Secret Midges, RS2 Emergers and Rainbow Sow Bugs cover subsurface presentations, while Mother Shuckers and Griffith Gnats give you options when midge feeding moves toward the surface.

What’s included — 24 flies

Middle Provo Midge & Sowbug — 24 Flies: patterns, colors, sizes and quantities
Pattern	Color	Size	Flies
Zebra Midge - Black	Black / Silver Bead	#20	4
Zebra Midge - Black	Black / Silver Bead	#22	4
Top Secret Midge	Black / Orange	#22	2
Top Secret Midge	Black / Orange	#24	2
RS2 Emerger	Black	#22	4
Rainbow Sow Bug	Rainbow	#18	4
Mother Shucker	Black / White	#22	2
Griffith Gnat	Black / Gray	#22	2
Total flies			24

When to fish it

Reach for this selection when trout are feeding on small midges or taking sowbugs below the surface. Watch a reachable current seam for repeated rises, drifting shucks and fish shifting beneath the water. Start below when fish are holding down; move to an emerger or dry when their feeding gives you a reason.

How to fish it

Start below the surface: Use a floating line and a 9-foot 5X leader, with a Rainbow Sow Bug #18 followed by a Black Zebra Midge #20 or #22 on about 18 inches of 6X tippet. Add a small adjustable indicator and set the depth for the run. Use only enough weight to reach the feeding layer; repeated bottom snags mean it is time to shorten the setting or reduce weight.
Follow the feeding level: Try a Black RS2 #22 or Top Secret Midge #22/#24 when fish are feeding just below the surface. For visible midge rises, switch to one Mother Shucker or Griffith Gnat #22 on a 5X leader with a 6X extension. Remove the indicator and weight, and let the fly follow the feeding lane without a wake.
Improve the drift first: Keep casts short enough to control, mend before line tension pulls the flies, and clear any debris. Adjust indicator depth in small steps before cycling through patterns. Once the presentation looks right, compare midge sizes or change one pattern at a time. Larger mayfly or caddis hatches call for a different selection.