Parachute hackle

This tasty little chironomid is excellent for trout and grayling and can be tied in essentially any colour to match the midges where you fish.

An absolute must pattern if you are fishing mayfly hatches! Some very different and interesting techniques for this unusual parachute pattern.

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This parachute pattern is a variation of the famous Klinkhåmer, originally invented by dutch flytyer and flyfisher Hans Van Klinken and the pattern has proven its worth during the last 40 years all

Detailed instructions for tying a parachute style Light Cahill dry fly.
Recipe:
Hook: Dry fly hook (here a Lightning Strike DF1), size 14.

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"Dynamit Harry" is the name of a character in a classic Danish comedy – explosive, very entertaining and named Harry.

This wonderful little pattern from fly tyer Mike Mercer is a great all-rounder that was originally designed as a crippled caddis fly, but it can be fished successfully under most hatches and condit

When it comes to imitating mayflies on the surface, few flies are better than parachutes.

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One of the most reliable dry flies that you can have in your box throughout the season. Tie a few up in # 12, 14 and 16 and you can't go wrong.

A must have pattern that is ultra quick to tie and very realistic on the water.

Link to fishing video..

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Sulphur Parachute is kind of specific imitation but by changing color of the biot we can imitate almost all mayflies we have in rivers or lakes.

The parachute Adams is probably the most popular dry fly ever created.

One of those simple patterns that never seems to fail. This little black midge with a trailing UV shuck is, as the name suggests, a foolproof choice when the fish are on anything small and black.

Detailed instructions for tying a Size 24 Parachute Midge.