Published Apr 13. 2018 - 5 years ago
Updated or edited Apr 14. 2018

Holo Midge

This simple little midge fly pattern can be tied in a number of colors. My top colors are the black/purple, red and orange. This fly is a good still water fly for imitating a chironomid or midge pupa, but my favorite application is on small creeks in the springtime. I swing this as a single or pair through tail outs on some of my favorite pockets.

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Hook: Mustad C49s #14-22 or other scud/chironomid hook
Thread: Black (flat 70d)
Body: Holographic tinsel
Head: Thread
Topcoat: Bone Dry UV Resin

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