Montana Fly Company

Parachute Adams - 12-Pack

Dry flies are artificial lures designed to float on the water's surface, mimicking insects that fish feed on. Using dry flies is essential for attracting fish that are actively feeding on the surface, making them a popular choice for fly fishing in rivers and lakes.

Fly sizes are indicated by numbers, with smaller numbers representing larger flies and larger numbers representing smaller flies. For example, a #12 fly is larger than a #22 fly. To choose the right size, consider the types of insects present in the water where you’ll be fishing; matching the fly size to the natural food source is key to success.

To get started with fly fishing, you’ll need a fly rod, reel, and line specifically designed for this technique, along with a selection of flies (both dry and wet). Having the right gear is crucial for effectively casting and presenting your flies to the fish.

While dry flies are effective in many freshwater environments, they work best in calm waters where fish are feeding on the surface. In faster currents or deeper waters, you may need to use wet flies or nymphs to reach fish that are not actively feeding on the surface.

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The right type of fly depends on various factors, including the time of year, the specific body of water, and the insects present. Researching local insect hatches and observing what fish are feeding on can help you select the most effective flies for your fishing conditions.