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Apply floatant to the wing post and hackle of this caddis emerger, and let the back half of the fly sink. The body shape of this pattern is very realistic, and fish find it irresistible!
A South Texas favorite and one of the great flies to come out of the Hill Country. This fly can immitate hoppers, crickets, and spiders. It floats high and is durable. Dip it in a bit of Fly Agra and this fly will float all day. While originally designed for bass and other panfish, we dare you to toss this for trout. Available in Yellow and Tan.
The Hatchling Midge floats in the front, sinks in the back, and looks just like an emerging midge, exiting its nymphal shuck. Fish know this stage of a midges life means an easy meal.
The Hatchling Midge floats in the front, sinks in the back, and looks just like an emerging midge, exiting its nymphal shuck. Fish know this stage of a midges life means an easy meal.
The Film Critic Grey Drake floats in the film, appearing like a mayfly, emerging from it's shuck. This is a vulnerable time for a mayfly, and trout recognize this as an easy meal.
When swarms of flying ants are available to trout, they can become very picky. This is a very good pattern to have available to selective trout. Try the Flying Black Ant also.
Like a Chubby or Stimi, this is a great hopper attractor that is just a bit different. Sometimes that slight uniqueness is what you need to get their attention.
The best commercial fly tyers in the world hail from Sri Lanka, fka Ceylon. This Hi Viz ant is from the creative minds of tiers that see thousands of dozens flies per year.
Two layers of foam are better than one! The added floatation will help suspend heavier droppers, or multiple droppers. We add a mottled wing which can help contrast. This is one of those flies that -- after a day on the water -- you'll wonder "How'd I ever fish without this?"