Bubble Blackfly
LFT-N92.16Description
The name blackfly refers to the Simuliidae, whose larvae live in fast-flowing, oxygen-rich water and are an important food source for trout and grayling. No documented origin or inventor can be found for the specific fly pattern itself.
The distinctive white bubble silhouette imitates the breathing bubble of a blackfly larva, while the silver bead gives a fast sink rate. It's fished close to the bottom on gravel riverbeds and stays in the strike zone longer - a proven choice for trout and grayling.
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