Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly
Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Alex's Biot Parachute Sulphur PMD
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This fly is an excellent imitation for the pale morning dun and sulphur dun hatches. (Ephemerella excrucians, Ephemerella dorothea infrequens, Ephemerella rotunda) The trailing shuck tricks fish into thinking that the mayfly is hatching and vulnerable, unable to fly away.
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1-2
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$1.69 ea. |
3-5
flies
$1.49 ea. |
6-11
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$1.27 ea. |
12+
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$1.12 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - CDC Biot Comparadun PMD
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The comparadun style of a mayfly is used on spring creeks and slower moving water, because of it's realism. Even when trout have a good opportunity to inspect a cdc biot comparadun PMD, they can still be fooled by this excellent style of fly.
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1-2
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$1.50 ea. |
3-5
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$1.32 ea. |
6-11
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$1.12 ea. |
12+
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$0.99 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - CDC Sparkle Dun - Sulfur Orange
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The CDC Sparkle Dun - Sulfur Dun is tied with a perfectly shaped tuft of bouyant CDC feathers, and incorporates a tail that looks like the trailing shuck of an emerging mayfly. To a trout, this looks like an easy dinner!
This fly is effective for many mayfly hatches, including:
- Pink Lady or Slate Brown Dun
- Little Marryatt
- Pale Morning Dun
- Sulfur Dun
- White Winged Sulfur
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1-2
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$1.50 ea. |
3-5
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$1.32 ea. |
6-11
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$1.12 ea. |
12+
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$0.99 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Challenged Mayfly Emerger - Pheasant Tail
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Use this trout fly to imitate any brown mayfly, struggling to hatch into an adult.
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1-2
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$1.61 ea. |
3-5
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$1.42 ea. |
6-11
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$1.21 ea. |
12+
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$1.06 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Comparadun Pale Morning Dun
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The comparadun style of fly offers a different look to trout. For selective feeders, different looks are absolutely necessary.
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1-2
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$1.50 ea. |
3-5
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$1.32 ea. |
6-11
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$1.12 ea. |
12+
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$0.99 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Comparadun Sulphur Dun
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This variety of Sulphur makes for a very realistic looking mayfly. Trout can't tell the difference!
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1-2
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$1.50 ea. |
3-5
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$1.32 ea. |
6-11
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$1.12 ea. |
12+
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$0.99 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Cripple Pale Morning Dun
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Despite it's name, the pale morning dun can hatch in the morning, the afternoon or evening. It is very common on most western waters, and trout really key in on this mayfly when it starts to move. Take several varieties of the PMD, because trout can be very selective, shunning one variety, while eagerly taking another.
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1-2
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$1.72 ea. |
3-5
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$1.51 ea. |
6-11
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$1.29 ea. |
12+
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$1.14 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Cripple Stacker - PMD
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The Cripple Stacker - PMD represents an emerging mayfly, struggling to hatch into an adult. Trout have learned that cripples are synonymous with an "easy meal."
This pattern was designed for a Pale Morning dun hatch, but is also effective during the following hatches:
- Golden Drake
- Little Marryatt
- Quill Gordon
- Red Quill
- Sulphur dun
- White Winged Sulfur
- Yellow Drake
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1-2
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$1.72 ea. |
3-5
flies
$1.51 ea. |
6-11
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$1.29 ea. |
12+
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$1.14 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Defenseless PMD
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There's a moment during the life cycle of every aquatic insect when they are caught between two worlds: the subsurface and the surface. At no time are they as vulnerable as when they are shedding their casing and emerging as an adult. The Defenseless PMD captures that very moment as the midge struggles to free itself from its shuck. Tied on a swimming nymph hook, the Defenseless PMD rides up in the water, legs pulling forward wings emerging, while its trailing CDC shuck and abdomen lie flat on the water's surface, making it a very tempting target for foraging trout. Fish the Defenseless PMD on your favorite stream any time pale morning duns are actively coming off the surface.
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1-2
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$1.95 ea. |
3-5
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$1.72 ea. |
6-11
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$1.46 ea. |
12+
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$1.29 ea. |
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Pale Morning Dun Mayfly Dry Fly - Etha Wing PMD Emerger
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The genus Ephemerella mayfly, or pale morning dun represents the largest mayfly hatch in North America, both in sheer numbers of insects and the number of rivers that they are found in. The Etha Wing Pale Morning Dun Emerger should be fished with floatant applied only to the wings of the fly. The rest of the fly will sink, giving a trout the appearance that the pmd is hatching. Trout love to eat emergers because they are defenseless and an easy meal.
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1-2
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$1.80 ea. |
3-5
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$1.58 ea. |
6-11
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$1.35 ea. |
12+
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$1.19 ea. |
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