Parachute Midges

Parachute Hare's Ear Olive - did you know it also works as a dry fly? The Olive Parachute Hares Ear combines the fish catching qualities of the Hares Ear Nymph and Parachute Adams dry fly to form an amazingly effective attractor dry fly pattern...

Parachute Hare's Ear is a can't miss combination of the famous Hares Ear Nymph and Parachute Adams fly! This combination creates a substantial bug that floats well and attracts a lot of attention from hungry fish. This pattern is quickly becoming a...

The Griffiths Gnat is fly fishing's classic midge cluster pattern and has caught fish all over the world. Its simple design is buoyant and irresistable to feeding fish. This fly excels when midges are hatching and mating on all types of water. Even picky...

Para Wulff Blue Wing Olive is one of the easiest patterns to see on the water with its two split "Wulff" style wings, horizontal hackle and split tail. The flashy Mylar rib adds a lifelike segmenting that grabs attention and imitates...

The white post on this Peacock Parachute Midge allows it to be seen even in riffled water. In the correct sizes and colors this fly also makes a great trico or baetis pattern when tiny mayflies are hatching.

The Gray Paramerger, designed by Western fly fishing guide Jake Ricks, is essentially a dry fly with the trailing shuck of an emerger. This fly is very effective during the emergent stage mayfly hatches. Trout can become super selective during...

The Hatchling Midge, Grey is a beautiful little emerging midge with a parachute, so you can see it amid the others. Often a midge hatch can be a prolific to the point when it's difficult to determine your fly from the rest on the water. This midge...

Parachute flies are very popular in fly fishing due to their combination of visibility and fishability. The Parachute Blue Winged Olive Dun Post closely resembles a hatching Blue Winged Olive, floats well, lands right side up, and is easy see. The dun...

With a highly visible parachute post, this popular Black Indicator Parachute Midge Fly takes the frustration out of midge fishing. Trout don't seem to mind the bright indicator and the semi vertical profile makes this an excellent hatching midge...

The Black Gnat Fly probably had a home in your father's and possibly grandfather's fly box. This classic and very effective pattern continues to be a productive fly on both moving and still water. The Black Gnat is mostly fished as an attractor but will...

The Black Stillborn Midge is a proven pattern for midge emergers. The thin, white foam and hackle keeps the top of the fly on the surface while the body of the fly hangs from the surface film. Keep some on hand in each color and size you'll be glad you...

Midge patterns are overlooked by many fly anglers. Midges are most commonly used to match Chironomid hatches but often work great when fish refuse other dry flies. Chironomids hatch year round but fish target them when mayflies, caddis, and other insects...