White Fly Spinner

The White Fly Spinner, inspired by the Ephoron leukon (commonly known as the White Fly), was designed to imitate the spent phase of these mayflies after they complete their mating rituals. Originating from Eastern U.S. waters, this pattern is particularly effective in large rivers with slow-moving currents, where white fly spinner falls occur in massive numbers during late summer evenings. Its slender body, splayed tail, and delicate white wings perfectly mimic the lifeless form of a spent mayfly drifting on the water's surface, making it an irresistible choice for trout feeding on spinner falls.

Cluster Drop: During heavy spinner falls, trout may key in on clumps of spent flies. Cast the White Fly Spinner with a slight splash into areas where spinners accumulate, such as eddies or current seams, to imitate a cluster of naturals.