Classic Parachute Hare’s Ear Dry Fly
Timeless pattern imitating mayflies, caddis, and midges; a must-have for trout anglers in any hatch.
High-Floating Parachute Design – Posts high on the water surface for excellent visibility and natural presentation in slow to medium currents.
Natural Hare’s Ear Dubbing Body – Buggy, lifelike texture with gold ribbing mimics emerging insects; irresistible to selective trout.
Premium Hand-Tied Construction ensures durability and authentic movement in the water.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Size | 10 |
| Number of Flies | 6 |
| Pattern Type | Parachute Dry Fly |
| Material | Hand-tied with natural dubbing and synthetic fibers |
FAQ
What types of trout are most likely to take this dry fly?
This dry fly imitates mayflies, caddis, and midges, making it effective for selective trout during active hatches.
Is the fly suitable for use in fast-moving water?
The high-floating design works best in slow to medium currents. In fast-moving water, it may not present naturally and could be less effective.
Can this fly be used in both still and flowing waters?
Yes, it performs well in still and slow-moving waters due to its high-floating profile and natural presentation.
Nicholas Hardacre –
Used this fly during a spring hatch and caught two trout within an hour. The hare’s ear body looks realistic and floats well on the surface. Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Trevor MacLeod –
The fly matches the natural insects well and stays visible in the water. I tied it on a size 10 hook and it worked perfectly in a calm stream. Slightly more expensive than others, but worth it.
Paul Hill –
Highly recommended for any trout angler. The gold ribbing gives it a lifelike appearance and the fly floats steadily. I’ve used it in multiple seasons and it still performs well.
Sam Dickens –
It looks good and floats well, but I noticed it doesn’t work as well in strong currents. Might need to adjust the presentation or use it in calmer waters.