July Fly Tying Class: The Tan Hair Wing Dun
Conservation Concerns………………
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Posted on June 25th, 2026
Date: July 8 2026
Time: 6:30PM
Place: Aptos Grange
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The Tan Hair Wing Dun (often referred to as the Harrop’s Hair Wing Dun) is a highly effective, versatile dry fly used to imitate the emerging or newly hatched “dun” (subimago) stage of mayflies. The tan coloring is particularly useful for matching lighter mayflies, such as Pale Morning Duns (PMDs) or Pale Evening Duns.
Sign-ups are at the monthly meeting first Wednesday of the month as usual – there will be a sign-up sheet.
You can also contact Greg at (831) 239-8780 to sign up
Future tying classes. Dates and subject may change, please go to Fly Name to see more information.
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Posted on May 27th, 2026

I’m taking this month off as I’m going on a last minute trip to Lake Almanor to get in on the hex hatch. For those not familiar, hex refers to the Hexagenia mayfly. That yellow bug in the photo for this month’s article is a Hexagenia. The photo was taken a few years ago at Lake Almanor.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexagenia
I will pass on a couple of sources of information regarding conservation. This one focuses on water issues in our state, Maven’s Notebook…..lots of good articles.
Here are some more fishy conservation article from Fishbio:
I hope you are able to get out and enjoy some time on a river, lake or the ocean.
Take care,
Bob
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