Parachute Super Flash Purple Haze Dry Fly – 12 Flies, Size 18
Vibrant attractor pattern with super flash purple body; highly effective searching dry fly for trout in rivers, streams, and stillwater, similar to Parachute Adams but with eye-catching purple flash.
High-visibility white parachute wing/post for exceptional visibility in low light, bright conditions, fast water, riffles, and broken currents, helping anglers track the fly and detect subtle strikes.
Superior flotation and realistic profile ensure natural movement and presentation in the water.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Parachute Super Flash Purple Haze Dry Fly |
| Quantity | 12 flies |
| Size | Size 18 |
| Material | Parachute wing and body |
| Use | Trout fishing in rivers, streams, stillwater |
FAQ
What makes the purple flash body stand out in fishing conditions?
The super flash purple body provides high visibility in low light and bright conditions, making it easier to track the fly and detect subtle strikes in fast-moving water or broken currents.
Is this fly suitable for stillwater or only moving water?
This dry fly is effective in rivers, streams, and stillwater, making it versatile for various fishing environments.
How does it compare to the Parachute Adams?
It has a similar profile and action to the Parachute Adams but features a more vibrant purple flash for increased attraction and visibility.
Felicity Baker –
Fished in a fast stream and the purple flash caught the trout’s attention. The fly floated naturally and stayed visible even in choppy water. Great for early morning or late afternoon when light is low.
Olivia Roberts –
Used it in a clear mountain stream and saw several trout take the fly. The white post made it easy to see as it drifted. A bit more visible than standard Adams patterns.
Elizabeth Abraham –
Perfect for dry fly fishing in stillwater. The purple flash stood out and attracted fish that otherwise wouldn’t bite. Easy to spot and the fly floats well.
Richard Thomson –
Worked well in riffles and broken currents. The visibility helped me detect subtle strikes. Slightly more noticeable than other dry flies I’ve tried.
Sam Welch –
Fished during dawn and the purple flash caught fish in a cold stream. The fly stayed on the surface and didn’t sink. Very effective for trout in open water.