flies

i got some advice when i asked before so i tied some streamers and glo bugs.
my friends suggested i add some big bunny leeches which i have done.
with this lower water should i add more small darker flies to my mix?
other sites have pictures of red estaz wrapped on a hook.
i like a little more movement than that but is that a good place to start?
 

thats two cents more than i had.
so big stuff won't scare them on the low water?
my friend says i can't tie too many flies for this fishing.
how many do you think would be enough for two days next week?

Lots, simple and cheap early.  Wooly buggers are quick and simple, chartreuse, oranges, red, blue, black, pink, white. Even wooly worms, but the maribou in the bugger may draw more takes. A size 6 nymph hook 2x has been the best all around size, but havjng a few larger and smaller in the main colors is a good idea.  These are a lot quicker to tie than the bunnys, so it won't hurt as much when you hang them up, and you will lose tackle.  As the season progresses, more things come into play, but you will still find the buggers to be a reliable fly, and if you end up the season with leftovers, you can troll for brookies in the 'daks, or use them for smallmouth fishing.
 
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