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Ghost Midge, Bead Head, Cream
Item #: 615020181 Midge fishing requires concentration, stealth and a good selection of fly patterns for the numerous situations you may encounter. The Cream Bead Head Ghost Midge is one of numerous variations on the Ghost Midge theme, patterns which have indeed proven themselves in those quiet, calm tailwater and springcreek like fishing situations that can and does drive many fishermen back to the truck. If you’re serious about midging the Cream Bead Head Ghost Midge is a must have. |
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