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Hopper, Simple
Item #: 615019656 In the world of fly tying many times it’s proven that pattern simplicity can be a straight through approach to success on the water. The Simple Hopper is a very straight forward Hopper pattern that although simple in concept and design still manifests the critical Hopper pattern attributes to trigger a response from your quarry. Providing the proper silhouette on the water this pattern rides low and well in any current and the Hi Vis post enables the fly fisherman to remain focused on the fly even in very poor lighting conditions. The Simple Hopper would be a great addition to your Terrestrial collection. |
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