Para Beetle

The Para Beetle, designed by renowned fly fisherman Tom Rosenbauer, is a highly effective terrestrial pattern that imitates beetles—a significant part of a trout's diet, especially during summer months. Its design features a parachute hackle and a bright indicator, enhancing visibility and buoyancy.

On calm water, let the Parachute Beetle sink one inch below the surface before starting the drift—real beetles often slip under the film after struggling, and trout frequently prefer this barely drowned stage to the floating one.