RIO's King Wedgewing Flies YGroup_sageenforcerspool " Hogan Brown

" Hogan Brown

This searching pattern uses two layers of foam to give a two-tone effect and plenty of buoyancy

A very good imitation of a midge pupae and often fished under an indicator in lakes

Add this to your Classical Bonefish assortment as insurance

caddis are a huge portion of the trout's diet

RIO's King Wedgewing Flies YGroup_sageenforcerspool " Hogan BrownIt's amazing that after centuries of creative fly tying, most mayfly dun imitations look nothing like the natural. Mayflies have skinny, tapered bodies and a sailboat wing that angles back, in line with the body, like a wedge. It took Jonny King two decades a fiddling, fussing and frustration to figure out how to create that exact wedgewing profile using staple tying materials, like hackle, synthetic yarn and CDC, in a unique construction. The