Terrestrials
Description
Terrestrials are flies that mimic land-based insects like ants, beetles, and grasshoppers, while attractors are flashy patterns designed to provoke a fish's predatory response without imitating specific insects. Both are versatile choices for fly anglers, particularly in situations where fish are not focused on a specific insect hatch but are actively feeding.
The (3) Flies listed below are proven Terrestrial patterns
