Tri-Color Flesh YGroup_TroutSpeyHD and has a red thread

and has a red thread head that serves as added attraction

RIO's Pay Dirt steelhead fly has a proven track record for success

we have found many an occasion when going a shade lighter (or darker) can make a big difference in your success rate

It's easier to knot than other brands that are very thin but have too tight a weave for a blind splice loop

baby tarpon

Tri-Color Flesh YGroup_TroutSpeyHD and has a red threadFlesh flies are an essential pattern to have in river systems where salmon return to spawn. After they die their bodies decay and the flesh breaks apart and tumbles down the river, being feasted on by hungry trout and grayling. The flesh can range in color depending on the level of decay, and this three colored rabbit pattern is an excellent imitation of these tumbling bits of rotten flesh.