DENNY’S MIDGE PUPA - The difference between a midge in the pupae stage versus the larva stage is significant. The larva lives and is only found on the bottom in relatively shallow water. The pupae is found in the emerging stage or in the film just below the surface. The only significant difference between the two stages is the pupae has a wing case whereas the larva doesn't. When trout are showing on the surface, this pattern is deadly. Use short pulls and long pauses between pulls. COLORS: (1)Black, (2)Zebra, (3)Olive. SIZES: 10, 12
STILLWATER FLIES by Lake Fishing Expert DENNY RICKARDS
The flies offered here are simply the best stillwater patterns available. That's not an overstatement, it's true. These patterns were designed to not only catch trout in both moving and stillwater, but imitate the natural food sources big trout eat. They have been carefully crafted to simulate the movement necessary that makes a trout react. Every fly has been tested for at least one year on a variety of lakes under all kinds of conditions before being offered to the public… Denny Rickards
Fly descriptions by Denny Rickards
