Why the March Brown Emerger is a Spring Game Changer
Fishing a march brown emerger is frequently the highlight associated with my early spring sessions, mostly because it marks the end of the long winter doldrums. There's something exclusive about that first big hatch of the particular year in which the bugs are actually huge enough to see without a magnifying glass. If you've invested the last 3 months squinting at tiny size 22 midges, a size 12 or 14 March Brown feels such as an extravagance. But more importantly, the emerger version of the travel is often the key weapon that catches fish when everybody else is scratching their mind over why their particular high-floating dry flies are being disregarded. ...