Tying Parachute Dries
Parachute dry flies are a staple in my box year-round, but they’re especially helpful during the colder months, when small bugs hatch. Parachute flies are easy to see, and look like most any midge or baetis dry fly on a given trout river.
Dennis Potter, over at Fly Tyer Magazine, wrote a great piece about tying parachute dries, which you can read in full here.
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