Olive is a color commonly found in various aquatic insects, making it a versatile choice for fly patterns. When a fly incorporates olives in its composition and has a general shape that mimics different types of insect bodies without being an exact replica, it becomes a reliable general pattern.
By adding elements that imitate moving legs, the fly’s effectiveness is further enhanced.
Similarly, the silver color plays a crucial role. It can imitate the reflections of water or the shimmering air bubbles that cling to an insect’s body.
In conclusion, if you’re seeking a fly pattern that performs well across different waters, incorporating olive and silver is the way to go. It offers versatility and efficiency in imitating a wide range of insects.
- Demmon BL ST 320 #16
- Olive body thread
- Flat silver wire
- Mallard belly – for hackle
- Bead -silver tungsten
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