Wet flies in November?

[blackandgold4ever05]

Does anyone fish wet flies in November? If so, which ones? Local streams are Penns, Big Fishing Creek, and Spring Creek.

Thanks

 

[sandfly]

large and bright work.

 

[Chaz]

What are you calling a wetfly? If you mean the traditional wetfly, then the answer is yes, if you mean softhackle then no.
Bright colors work best like a mickey finn.

 

[JohnnyUtah]

I use soft hackles in November and they are very effective. To say that a traditional wet fly would work but a soft hackle wouldn't is pure nonsense.

 

[jayL]

There may be some october caddis around still. I saw a few out here, so I'd imagine they are still back there in those balmy temps. If that's the case, I'd throw some october caddis wets.

 

[Wetfly01]

I fish nothing but wet flies throughout the entire season (soft hackles,flymphs,traditional wets). I also fish those same streams your fishing. The flies that I have had pretty good success with in November are a tan caddis #14-#12, olive pheasant tail #14-#12, hare's ear #14-#12.

 

[blackandgold4ever05]

Thanks guys. I was thinking soft hackles. Sorry, I should have specified. I'm fairly new to wet flies. I mainly fish nymphs, streamers, and dries. I've been tying some soft hackles and was wondering if they would work this time of year. I have seen a couple tiny bwo's and tan caddis coming off. Thanks again!