Blood worms are the larvae of Midget, (household Chironomidae), likewise called chironomid, they are generally intense red in pigmentation due the hemoglobin and oxygen that they keep in their bodies. They are typically discovered in the softer sediment of our slower moving rivers (particularly back waters) lakes and pond’s through out New Zealand.
My name is Matt "Gilligan" Koles. I am a fly fishing guide and regional citizen on the Truckee River in Hirschdale CA. I have actually begun, with the aid of 4 others, www.truckeeriverpublicwaters.org to fight the general public gain...
https://youtu.be/O2UPl3FtrFc. Terrific shot from consumer Mike Potter In this video, Simon connects a Green Drake emerger for the pickiest of trout. Whether you're fishing the Green Drake hatch in your area up on the Mckenzie, on the magnificent Metolius,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc2H08r3T44 In this video, Greg connects a winter season perdigon fly pattern that is little and heavy to come down to the fish that usually keep in the much deeper swimming pools throughout the cold cold weather. Motivated...
(*) I like Fall here in NZ for fly fishing. Cool, calm early mornings and warmish days produce some fantastic mayfly hatches! Mid-morning - mid arvo are the prime-time shows in fall, when the water temps start to increase...
