White Hackle Wet

The White Hackle Wet Fly, a classic attractor pattern, originated from traditional wet fly designs commonly used in the early 20th century to mimic drowned mayflies and caddis. Its striking white hackle and simple yet effective design make it a versatile fly that can imitate a range of light-colored insects in their submerged form. This fly has been a favorite among anglers targeting trout in both still and moving waters, particularly during overcast days when its bright hackle stands out in low-light conditions.

High-Flow Magnet: In faster currents, fish this pattern near the edges of seams where trout hold to conserve energy. The fly’s bold white hackle will remain visible even in choppy water, drawing strikes from opportunistic feeders.