RIO's Morrish Level Headed Damsel Color:Olive Same as the Pheasant Tail

Same as the Pheasant Tail Half Flash

It's "messy" appearance traps air as you cast and releases bubbles in the water which gives the impression of life

This minor adjustment draws significant attention—making it impossible for lunker rainbows not to fall victim to RIO's Red Assassin

This simple peacock body and palmered dry fly hackle easily imitates a midge cluster on the water

An intermediate sinking line with a completely clear head—essential for all lake anglers

RIO's Morrish Level Headed Damsel Color:Olive Same as the Pheasant TailI have always seen the damsel fly nymph as one of the harder insects to imitate. First, anglers must let go of the concept or illusion that they can imitate their swimming motion, as that is essentially impossible. They simply wiggle laterally way too much for any material or retrieve to even get in the ballpark. Yet most existing patterns cling to the marabou tail, and thus design fail twice, as marabou tails don't move as desired, and they do a very