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Zebra Midge, Silver Tungsten Bead, Brown/Silver

Item #: 615020235
Your Price: $1.75

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The Brown/Silver Zebra Midge Silver Tungsten Bead is a pattern that has quickly earned great respect in the sport of fly fishing. The color of this pattern will match mayflies, midges and will work as a general attractor. Fly fishing usually requires a precise presentation, but having a great fly pattern always helps to bring success. The tungsten bead will sink quick and works great as a dropper off an attractor dry. This is a fly pattern that needs to be in every anglers fly box.

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