Description
The Parachute Hare's Ear, a variation of the classic Hare's Ear Nymph, was designed by fly tiers seeking to combine the buggy appeal of the Hare's Ear with the visibility and floatation of a parachute dry fly. This versatile pattern imitates a wide range of mayflies, making it effective in various waters and conditions.
Pro Tip
An all around terrific pattern for almost any Mayfly or Caddis hatch
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Recipe
Hook: Standard dry fly hook, size 12–18 Thread: Tan, brown, or olive, 6/0 or 8/0 Tail: Coarse fibers from pheasant tail or wood duck flank feathers Body: Hare’s mask fur dubbing (natural tan, gray, or olive) Ribbing: Fine gold or copper wire (optional for segmentation) Wing Post: White, gray, or fluorescent-colored poly yarn, calf tail, or Antron yarn Hackle: Dry fly rooster hackle, color matching body (brown, dun, or grizzly) Thorax: Slightly darker hare’s mask dubbing, blended with a touch of Antron for sparkle (optional)