Beadhead PMD Pale Morning Dun/Sulphur Split Nymph

Beadhead PMD (Pale Morning Dun)/Sulphur Split Nymph-- This highly versatile nymph can fished during a multitude of hatches. It is one of our best

Rich Osthoff Signature Flies

Product Description Equipped with a Hot Spot wing pad, the bright yellow foam on the back of the Split Case PMD imitate the bright yellow body for

Split Case PMD

Pale Morning Duns: Color Me Yellow, or What?

Mayfly nymphs are guaranteed in freestone, spring creeks, and tailwaters. The heaviest of these crawling mayfly nymphs are found in streams with plentiful rooted vegetation. During a hatch and fish aren't taking the surface flies, this fly is critical. This pattern will drift just below the surface to fish only taking the rising nymphs.

PMD Nymph Fly Pattern / Poxyback Pale Morning Dun - The Fly Crate

A highly realistic profile of a Pale Morning Dun, also known as a PMD, mayfly with split realistic wings. These sit low in the water just within the surface tension. PMD hatches typically occur in flats or slow moving pools. Pale Morning Dun mayflies most commonly start to hatch in the late morning and afternoons from late May to early September. Imitates PMD mayflies commonly found in rivers and streams across the USA. Extended body. Parachute style post. Late May to early September.

PMD Extended Body - The Fly Crate

Duns are an excellent representation of a variety of insects. This Cahill-style pattern sits upright and imitates an adult sulphur that's ready to take flight. This pattern was proven on tough trout.

Mayfly Emerger Fly / Sulphur Dun Yellow - The Fly Crate

* Quite simply one of THE great hatches. * Many, many anglers rely on this hatch to provide them with the bulk of their warm weather fish. * Begins as

Pale Morning Dun

Beadhead Isonychia (Slate Drake)-Beadhead Isonychia (Slate Drake) Nymph: Unlike the other Drakes the Isonychia is a swimmer, not a borrower. Fish this

Beadhead Isonychia Slate Drake TheFlyStop

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