I guess I was too brief.  What I was asking was - during a hatch of mayflies 
you have dries and emergers going on at the same time.  I was told the emergers 
if you were fishing both dry and fishing emergers that the emerger should be 
one size larger.  Thoughts?

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> On Nov 6, 2014, at 8:33 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> 
> I guess it depends on where you're fishing.  Around here, SE PA, there 
> usually a mix of caddis and midges, between, the sparse mayfly hatches on the 
> streams I fish.  I normally fish a larger caddis, CDC and Elk, size 14-18 as 
> the lead with a size 20-22, midge dry/emerger as the dropper.  If nothing 
> else the larger dry acts as a strike indicator for the smaller dropper.
> 
> Jerry C
> 
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> I was out today on the Provo River.  I had a great day but it could have been 
> better.  The BWO were out and before them there was a good midge hatch.  I 
> caught 10-15 but lost a few and had lots of lookers.  Here is my question for 
> the group.  I tried a dry with an emerger .  Someone once told me to go one 
> size bigger on the emerger.  I was fishing 22 dries so I tied and used a 20 
> emerger.   Is this what you all do?
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