No Problem! I have had really good luck on surprisingly large flies up there in March before. I think that the March Browns (10-14) and quill Gordons (12-14) leave a big impression on the fish. I tie a parachute fly with a light dun parachute hackle, dubbed thorax, pheasant tail body and light moose hair tail that really earned a permanent spot in my fly box last spring. I tie those 10-14. Brookies seem to always be in the mood for a royal Wulff and one tied in tat 10-12 range would be great for the same reason. Ive been working on tying miniature troutsman hex flies on size 12 long shank hooks specifically for the march-may time period.
Little black stoneflies will also potentially still be prevalent. Ive had some luck with black miniature stimulators tied on sz 16 tmc 200r hooks. Ive been working on little black stone nymphs tied on size 20 tmc 200r hooks as well using black crystal flash for tails and antennae, round midge body for the body and black peacock colored ice dub for the thorax.
there may also be Blue quill around. parachute Adams in a 16 would be a great starting point. a black 18 PTN is also a great performer for me.
sorry, Im getting worked up just thinking about it.
Last photo taken on the Ga NC line in mid February..