Buzzer Midge

The Buzzer midge fly pattern, also known simply as the "Buzzer," originates from the United Kingdom, particularly in the Stillwater's of England's reservoirs and lakes. It was originally developed to imitate the chironomids, commonly known as midges, which are a primary food source for trout and other fish in these waters.

Suspension Rig: Fish the Buzzer Midge under a small strike indicator with a slow retrieve. This method is highly effective in still waters where midges are prevalent. Use fluorocarbon tippet to improve sink rate and stealth.