Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
The Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish....
View full detailsThe Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish. This fly is an attractor used to immiate lots of bugs....from a stonefly to a beetle. This fly is a great choice of fly to use as a dry dropper, since it can easily float most tungsten bead nymphs.
The Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish....
View full detailsThe Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish. This fly is an attractor used to immiate lots of bugs....from a stonefly to a beetle. This fly is a great choice of fly to use as a dry dropper, since it can easily float most tungsten bead nymphs. This is a cross between our Black and Peacock versions...an ice dub peacock body but otherwise smoked out in stealthy (yet, easy to see?) black.
The Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish....
View full detailsThe Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish. This fly is an attractor used to immiate lots of bugs....from a stonefly to a beetle. This fly is a great choice of fly to use as a dry dropper, since it can easily float most tungsten bead nymphs.
The Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish....
View full detailsThe Chubby Chernobyl is a big improvement on a Chernobyl Ant, adding a bouyant and highly visible wing to a fly that already catches tons of fish. This fly is an attractor used to immiate lots of bugs....from a stonefly to a beetle. This fly is a great choice of fly to use as a dry dropper, since it can easily float most tungsten bead nymphs.
The Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouet...
View full detailsThe Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouette of this pattern that attracts fish!This fly was used to wing the Jackson Hole One Fly tournament back in the 1990's.
The Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouet...
View full detailsThe Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouette of this pattern that attracts fish!This fly was used to wing the Jackson Hole One Fly tournament back in the 1990's.
The Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouet...
View full detailsThe Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouette of this pattern that attracts fish!This fly was used to wing the Jackson Hole One Fly tournament back in the 1990's.
The Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhoue...
View full detailsThe Chernobyl Ant can be used to imitate a dragonfly, a terrestrial trout fly, or used as a strike indicator. There is something about the silhouette of this pattern that attracts fish!This fly was used to wing the Jackson Hole One Fly tournament back in the 1990's.
Fish see plenty of terrestrials. Even tailwater fish see plenty of ants and beetles. Often overlooked, a foam beetleand a dropper early in the te...
View full detailsFish see plenty of terrestrials. Even tailwater fish see plenty of ants and beetles. Often overlooked, a foam beetleand a dropper early in the terrestrial season can produce a fun day of fishing on our local tailwaters. That said, there are times when a sparse ant is needed. Fashioned after Shimazake's CDC Ant, this is the pattern that will turn heads. Although sparse, it floats well and the white CDC overwing makes it quite visible. We also like to fish this behind a larger attractor like a Chubby.
This very realistic, high floating black ant pattern is a fly fishing favorite.
This very realistic, high floating black ant pattern is a fly fishing favorite.
