Poly Wing Rusty Spinner Mayfly 12 Flies Hook Size 22
A classic low-profile spinner pattern designed to imitate the spent female mayflies that create heavy spinner falls on the water.
Highly versatile mayfly pattern because many mayfly species transition to a rusty-brown color after mating and falling to the water. This fly is considered a universally essential pattern to match hatches like PMDs, Sulphurs, and Blue-Winged Olives.
Effectively imitates the rusty-brown body and translucent wings of the mayfly, providing a natural appearance when fished in various conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pattern Type | Rusty Spinner |
| Number of Flies | 12 |
| Hook Size | 22 |
| Material | Polyethylene wing, natural fiber body |
FAQ
What types of mayfly hatches is the Poly Wing Rusty Spinner best suited for?
This fly is ideal for matching hatches such as PMDs, Sulphurs, and Blue-Winged Olives, where the female mayflies turn rusty-brown after mating and fall to the water.
Is the rust color consistent across all 12 flies?
Yes, the rust color is uniformly applied to each fly to ensure consistent imitation of the spent female mayfly.
Can this spinner be used in both still and moving water?
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Jennifer Brown –
The rust color matches the natural mayfly perfectly. I used it during a Sulphur hatch and caught several trout. The fly floats well and stays on the surface without sinking too quickly.
Austin Lewis –
Great addition to my fly box. Works well in both slow and moderate currents. The 12 flies are well-packaged and easy to organize. Fished during a PMD hatch and had solid results.
Carolyn Tucker –
The fly looks authentic and performs well in surface fishing. A bit more sensitive than expected, but effective when the water is calm and the hatch is active.
Benjamin Duncan –
Used this spinner during a Blue-Winged Olive hatch. The rust color and translucent wings made it look real. Caught a few fish on the first cast. Highly recommended for surface patterns.
Sam Lawrence –
Good quality and matches the hatch well. A bit stiff on the hook, but the action is natural. Works best in early morning when the water is still.