nymphal stages

What Does A Zebra Midge Imitate?

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In short, a Zebra Midge is a fly pattern used to imitate both the pupal and nymphal stages of a wide variety of aquatic-born insects The Zebra Midge features a tapered body, ribbed abdomen, and a beadhead, making it a versatile and effective fly pattern for all sizes and species of trout. What color are … Read more

What Is A Midge Tip Fly Line?

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The Rio Midge Tip is a floating line with a 3ft clear intermediate sinking tip perfect for fishing nymphs, emergers and buzzers in the top 12 inches of the water column, shallow shorelines, sub-surface on windy days and over the top of weed beds. What leader to use with sink tip fly line? The most … Read more