FLY DETAILS
Salmonfly
When the salmonfly hatch is on, this high-riding foam pattern is a go-to choice. Wheher you're fishing turbulent whitewater or smooth flats, the foam Salmonfly draws explosive strikes - even from the most selective trout. Its buoyant profile makes it an excellent option for dry dropper setups, easily supporting a trailing nymph while imitating one of the biggest meals trout see all year.
SIZE -
8
CLASS -
Dry Fly
MATCH -
Stonefly - Salmonfly - terrestrial - October Caddis
PRESENTATIONS -
Dry Fly Rig >
Often fished alone in a Dry Fly Rig or used as a highly visible lead fly in a Dry Dropper setup, making it easier to track smaller trailing patterns during a hatch.
Double Dry Dropper >
Commonly fished as the lead fly in a Double Dry setup, paired with a smaller, less visible dry fly as the dropper. Its high visibility makes it an excellent indicator, helping you track subtle takes on the trailing fly.
Dry Dropper Emerger >
This dry fly is often fished as the lead fly in a Dry Dropper Emerger rig, paired with a smaller, less visible emerger as the dropper. Its high visibility acts as a strike indicator while keeping the emerger suspended just below the surface - ideal for targeting trout feeding near the top of the water column.
Dry Dropper Nymph >
This highly visible dry fly serves as a strike indicator while allowing the nymph to hang higher in the water column - an ideal setup for targeting trout feeding just below the surface.