Flying Ant

Ants
dry

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Description

The Flying Ant is a highly effective pattern favored by anglers for high country lakes and beaver ponds. Its versatility allows for various fishing techniques, including wet, dry, and dead drift presentations. This pattern has a reputation for driving fish into a feeding frenzy. Hook Size 12-16

Pro Tip

Fish the Flying Ant during warm, humid days or after rain, especially in areas near overhanging vegetation or along grassy banks. Present it with a dead drift to mimic a naturally floating ant. For added effectiveness, use it in a dry-dropper rig with a small nymph underneath to target fish feeding just below the surface. Choose wing materials with a slight shimmer to increase visibility and attraction.

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Recipe

HOOK: #12-20 Tiemco 100SP-BL. THREAD: Black 14/0 Veevus. ABDOMEN: Cinnamon, rusty brown, and mahogany blend of Superfine Dubbing. LEGS: Moose body hair. WING: Natural duck quill. HACKLE: Brown or barred ginger rooster saddle. THORAX: Mahogany Superfine Dubbing.