Attractor Trout Flies: Attractor Nymphs & Attractor Dry Flies.
What are Attractor Trout Flies, Attractor Nymphs & Attractor Dry Flies?
by Chris Nielsen (Admin) Admin • February 25, 2019 in Fly Hatches
Attractor Trout Flies
Flying insects and emerging nymphs are common on most bodies of water, but hatches do not occur 24 hours a day. There are many periods during the day when no bugs are hatching. This is a great time to fish with an Attractor Dry Fly or Attractor Nymph. Attractors are not designed to imitate a specific insect, but rather, designed to look buggy or flashy or colorful, and can be very effective when fish are not keyed into a specific hatching bug.
Attractors are effective because of the flashy and/or bright colors used to tie these flies. After watching naturals that blend in with the surroundings all day, that flashy colored attractor is going to get their undivided attention!
Examples of Attractor Dry Flies:
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Examples of Attractor Nymphs:
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