Midge, Parachute, Indicator, Gray: With a highly visible parachute post, this popular Indicator Midge Fly takes the frustration out of midge fishing. Trout don’t seem to mind the bright indicator and the semi vertical profile makes this an excellent hatching midge pattern. From Riverbum
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Midge, Parachute, Indicator, Cream: With a highly visible parachute post, Indicator Midge Flies take the frustration out of midge fishing. Trout don’t seem to mind the bright indicator and the semi vertical profile makes this an excellent hatching midge pattern. From Riverbum
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Midge, Parachute, Indicator, Black: With a highly visible parachute post, this popular Indicator Midge Fly takes the frustration out of midge fishing. Trout don’t seem to mind the bright indicator and the semi vertical profile makes this an excellent hatching midge pattern. From Riverbum
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Midge, Parachute, Black: The white post on this Black Parachute Midge Fly allows it to be seen even in riffled water. In the correct sizes and colors this fly also makes a great trico or baetis pattern when tiny mayflies are hatching. From Riverbum
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Midge, Gray: Maybe due to their size, midges are one of the most overlooked trout flies. They hatch in great abundance often when mayflies, caddis, and stoneflies are less active. Because it takes more flies to make a meal, trout feeding on midges do so with great abandon. The Gray Midge is a […]
Midge, CDC, Tan: This Tan CDC Midge is among the very best adult midge patterns available. It works well when fished early in a midge hatch or when midges are available to trout but not mating. Larger sizes also work well for fish taking chironomids on lakes. From Riverbum
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Midge, CDC, Peacock: Peacock with CDC put this fly among the very best adult midge patterns available. It works well when fished early in a midge hatch or when midges are available to trout but not mating. Larger sizes also work well for fish taking chironomids on lakes. From Riverbum
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Midge, CDC, Olive: This Olive CDC Midge is among the very best adult midge patterns available. It works well when fished early in a midge hatch or when midges are available to trout but not mating. Larger sizes also work well for fish taking chironomids on lakes. From Riverbum
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Midge, CDC, Black: This CDC Midge Fly is among the very best adult midge patterns available. It works well when fished early in a midge hatch or when midges are available to trout but not mating. Larger sizes also work well for fish taking chironomids on lakes. From Riverbum
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Griffith’s Gnat: The Griffiths Gnat is fly fishing’s classic midge cluster pattern and has caught fish all over the world. Its simple design is buoyant and irresistable to feeding fish. This fly excels when midges are hatching and mating on all types of water. Even picky tailwater and spring creek trout will inhale […]
