Dave V.
Seeing as you have had a bit of nasty weather and
you feel that a return to tying and fishing nymphs
may be the solution. I humbly submit this pattern.
It was in a zipped archive of fly patterns that
I had downloaded recently.

Lee we in Rapid got about 4 or so inches with some drifts around 3 feet . On the edge of town about a foot of snow with 8 ft drifts in places. They also got 80 mile an hour winds. In the Hills they got about 4 feet of snow Deadwood Lead area. With winds in excess of 70-80 miles an hour. Today its kind of chilly and breezy yesterday was around 45 melted allot of snow. Going to be quite chilly rest of week and into next week.

Now Stephen I havent worm fished in 30 years but if I remember right it sure did catch fish. Sense I use a fly rod these days I think it would make it extreamly difficult to keep the worm on the hook especially thru my backcast. lol Not only that worm fisherman are frowned upon here. I wouldnt be able to step into the fly shop again without being shamed.

Was a beautiful day here yesterday sunny and warm. Went to a big flyfishing show in New Brunswick and met up with Ray had a great time.

Quote by: Mike

Was a beautiful day here yesterday sunny and warm. Went to a big flyfishing show in New Brunswick and met up with Ray had a great time.

That is pretty cool Mike. I wish we had fly fishing shows here. I would have to travel 6 hrs to go to one in Denver

Yup that would be cool Looks like about 10 or more inches and still coming down. Wife is being sent home but mighty Lowes remains open. Highway now closed so I have to figure a new rout to store.