PMD EMERGER FLASHBACK B.H.
$1.89
PMD Emerger B.H. combines natural colors & a bead head for precise depth & lifelike motion. A proven fly for Pale Morning Dun hatches in clear water.
Description
PMD Emerger B.H. – Weighted Pale Morning Dun Transition Fly
The PMD Emerger B.H. is a finely balanced fly fishing fly that imitates the Pale Morning Dun during its most vulnerable stage—emerging from the nymphal shuck just below the surface. The addition of a bead head allows this pattern to sink just beneath the film, placing it perfectly in the strike zone where trout feed aggressively during PMD hatches. Its natural tones and realistic silhouette make it a must-have pattern for selective fish in clear, slow-moving water.
Design / Features
These fly fishing flies feature a slender, olive-tan body with subtle ribbing and a soft, tapered thorax to mimic the natural shape of an emerging mayfly. The bead head adds just enough weight to keep the fly riding low, while the trailing shuck and soft fibers imitate the movement of a hatching PMD struggling toward the surface. Its simple yet highly effective design combines realism with strategic visibility.
When and Where to Use
The PMD Emerger B.H. excels from late spring through summer when Pale Morning Duns are most active. It performs best in calm pools, tailouts, and riffles where trout feed in the upper water column. Fish it in tandem beneath a dry fly or as a dropper in a two-fly rig for natural drift and irresistible presentation.
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