Suspended Midge Pupae

	Midge larvae live in the bottom silts and are unavailable to trout most of the time. During the pupal stage midges rise from the bottom and are often suspended and rise and fall with the light cycles. During this stage they are can become a regular staple in the diet of trout, bass and panfish. It is while midges are suspended in the surface film hatching that they provide the most
exciting fishing. They are very attractive to trout as they are easy targets. It is a struggle or midge pupa to get though the surface film and hatching can proceed slowly.

		Midge, Suspended Pupa, Black This pattern is tied with a buoyant foam head that holds the fly dangling vertically through the surface film. It is very productive when fish are taking hatching midges at the surface.
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12220-14	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Black	14	3 for $5.25
12220-16	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Black	16	3 for $5.25
12220-18	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Black	18	3 for $5.25
12220-20	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Black	20	3 for $5.25

		Midge, Suspended Pupa, Olive When midge pupae come to the surface to hatch, they hang in the surface film and shiny bands develop on the abdomen.
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12221-16	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Olive	16	3 for $5.25
12221-18	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Olive	18	3 for $5.25
12221-20	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Olive	20	3 for $5.25

		Midge, Suspended Pupa, Tan The white foam head is easier for the angler to see. If you want the fly to float a little higher, treat the foam head with fly floatant.
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12222-16	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Tan	16	3 for $5.25
12222-18	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Tan	18	3 for $5.25
12222-20	Midge, Suspended Pupa, Tan	20	3 for $5.25

		Serendipity, Green This Craig Mathews patter imitates a medge emerging in the surface film. If you would like to know more about the Serendipity pattern check out this article on Westfly.com . Hit the Back button to return to here.
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12320-14	Serendipity, Green	14	3 for $5.25
12320-16	Serendipity, Green	16	3 for $5.25

		Serendipity, Red This is a sleeper fly for many lakes and rivers. Sometimes in the late afternoon or early evening it is the summertime fly for parts of the Deschutes and many other tail water fisheries.
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12330-14	Serendipity, Red	14	3 for $5.25
12330-16	Serendipity, Red	16	3 for $5.25
12330-18	Serendipity, Red	18	3 for $5.25

		Serendipity, Tan This pattern works equally well as an emerging midge or caddis. Put dry fly floatant on the deer hair head and fish dead drift in the surface film.
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12340-16	Serendipity, Tan	16	3 for $5.25
12340-18	Serendipity, Tan	18	3 for $5.25

		WD-40, Brown This trailing shuck emerging midge pupa is very popular on the Green and San Juan Rivers. I works just as well in Colorado and in the Pacific Northwest.
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12415-20	WD-40, Brown	20	3 for $5.25

		WD-40, Olive This trailing shuck emerging midge pupa is very popular on the Green and San Juan Rivers. I works just as well in Colorado and in the Pacific Northwest.
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12417-20	WD-40, Olive	20	3 for $5.25

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