Umpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbing body, mixed grizzly and brown hackle, orange tail fibers and gold hook
Umpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle crown and brown tail on a gold hook
Umpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown hackle and brown tail fibers on gold hook
Umpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle crown and brown tail on a gold hook for fly fishing
Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle, paired white-tipped feather wings and tail on bronze hook
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Umpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbing body, mixed grizzly and brown hackle, orange tail fibers and gold hookUmpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle crown and brown tail on a gold hookUmpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown hackle and brown tail fibers on gold hookUmpqua Adams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle crown and brown tail on a gold hook for fly fishingAdams dry fly with gray dubbed body, brown grizzly hackle, paired white-tipped feather wings and tail on bronze hook
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Adams Dry Fly

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Description

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Probably one of the most popular dry flies around, the Adams Dry Fly has been fooling fish for almost the last century. The Adams was First fished by Charlie on the Boardman River in Traverse City, Michigan, as an adult mayfly imitation, the Adams produced immediately, and when Halladay got the news, he named the fly after Charlie. Fast forward almost a hundred years later, and the Adams is relatively unchanged (still sporting a brown and grizzly hackle with a grey dubbed body and grizzly feather wings) and has been effectively fished to match a number of insects ranging from Slate Drakes, BWOs, and other mayflies, as well as various species of caddisflies and even adult midges when used in small sizes.

Considering the Adams has been around for so long, it's hard to find a setting where you can't fish it effectively--long pools with hatching mayflies, searching fast freestone runs, or even casting to rising trout in a pond are all great places to start, and the Adams is a fly that's wise to carry from early spring well into the end of fall.

Colors Available:

Adams

Sizes Available:

10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22

Due to the handmade nature of this product, the item you receive may vary slightly from the photos. Flies that are not individually packaged are not returnable.

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