Fly Tying - The PMC Emerger Article is Posted! #flytying

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Had a couple of Readers ask about the fishing fly we have been using to catch the trout feeding on and/or near the water’s surface.

We have been using two patterns – the Griffith’s Gnat tied on a caddis hook and the PMC Emerger.

Since we could not find instructions online on how to tie a PMC Emerger – short for Plain Mayfly Crooked Emerger, we decided to post an article and video on how we tie one.

Do check it out – “Fly Tying – The PMC Emerger”, when you get a chance, and do give this pattern a try!



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