RIO's King Splitsville Beetle YGroup_SpectrumC highly buoyant indicator fly from

highly buoyant indicator fly from which leeches and nymphs can be suspended

we've noticed how Green Drakes tend to look like "baetis in a snow suit"

we'd have a hard time deciding which one to go for first

When you're tired of catching whitefish

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RIO's King Splitsville Beetle YGroup_SpectrumC highly buoyant indicator fly fromTrout love beetles, but the flies that imitate them often miss the mark. A real beetle thats stumbled onto the water isnt calm, cool and collected, but is usually frantically trying to right itself, with its wings splayed and legs akimbo. The Splitsville Beetles captures that vulnerability perfectly, with its spent wing profile and spray of hackle fibers. And unlike most beetle patterns, you can see it clearly even when you tuck it in the shadows