Is it a grasshopper? Is it a cricket? Who knows, but what we do know is that the Tan Fat Albert catches fish. This girthy all-purpose terrestrial fly is a favorite on big Western rivers and small creeks alike. Fish simply can't resist a fly with a little meat on it.
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I saw this as an opportunity to show the browns something they didn't see much on my SW Wisconsin spring creeks. WOW. They want these things in their grocery bag. I went through the entire batch in one day. Fishing our spring creeks in late summer is a challenge--- if the fish don't eat 'em....the grasses and overhangs do. I'm getting more. They float great... they handle lots of fish (durable) and they cast fine for a big bug.
I love the Fat Albert. It is amazing how much the fish on the Green River love them and they have worked everywhere else I've tried them. The Fat Albert is an awesome hopper pattern, they are great dry flies from which to drop nymphs, and they just seem to work anytime a big attractor or hopper is the ticket.
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