Griffiths Gnat

"Griffiths Gnat": The name of this fly derives from the famous fly fisher George Griffiths, who invented it in the 1930s. "Gnat" refers to the English term for small biting midges, since this fly is especially effective at attracting trout. The "Griffiths Gnat" is hand-tied from fine fibers that create a realistic imitation of a midge cluster. The fly's color is a natural grey, matching the natural prey trout feed on. Thanks to its small size and realistic look, the "Griffiths Gnat" is especially effective in clear water and with wary fish. This fly is ideal for trout fishing, but grayling and char can also be caught successfully with it. Yeah! Let's go fishing ;)