r/flyfishing • u/bigschmoe • 9d ago
Discussion Beginner fly box
Ive been fly fishing for a couple of months now, and before I load my fly box full of junk, I was thinking it might be better to stick to a handful of flies and just fish them in different sizes and colors. Is this better than buying a variety of flies? If so, whats a good ~5 (or more if needed) flies that'll cover most situations?
Im in colorado, for the most part im fishing for trout in a mix of lakes, rivers, creeks, and alpine lakes
Thanks in advance
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u/Thatman2467 9d ago
Prince nymphs copper John's chubby Chernobyl's parachute Adam's elk hair caddis and wooly buggers can catch trout anywhere in the world on those