Back Paraloop Emerger Green
LFT-NA27.08Description
The Paraloop tying technique combines the classic parachute hackle - which traces back to Scottish fly tyer Helen Todd and her horizontally wound hackle developed in the 1920s - with a looped wing construction. No single inventor can be named for this specific emerger development.
The Back Paraloop Emerger Green sits low in the surface film with its striking green body, just like an insect transitioning from the nymphal stage to a fully formed fly. It's fished dead-drift and is especially effective on calm water with selective trout or grayling keyed in on the moment of emergence.
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