Brindle Chute Dry

The Brindle Chute, developed by Chuck Stranahan of Hamilton, Montana, is a versatile dry fly pattern designed to imitate the Hecuba mayfly, commonly known as the Great Blue-Winged Red Quill. This mayfly emerges in late summer on Montana's Bitterroot River, and the Brindle Chute effectively mimics its appearance.

Versatile Searching Pattern: Even outside of specific hatches, the Brindle Chute serves as an excellent searching pattern due to its multicolored body, which resembles various insects.