Elk hair construction: Provides superior durability and lifelike movement
Buoyant design: Ensures the fly remains suspended in water for longer
Natural wing profile: Mimics the movement of drowned caddis and small moths
Versatile application: Suitable for various freshwater fishing conditions
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A suggestive wet fly representing drowned caddis, small moths, or general aquatic insects. The elk hair wing adds buoyancy and movement. History: A North American adaptation of traditional winged wet flies, this pattern became more common in the mid-20th century as tiers incorporated elk hair for its durability and natural wing-like profi