Lafontaine Sparkle Yarn at Randall Hampton blog

Lafontaine Sparkle Yarn. Today we're diving into lafontaine's sparkle pupa, a nymph pattern designed by gary lafontaine in the 1970s that expertly mimics a caddis pupa during its critical emergence stage. 50/50 mix of bright green antron dubbing and insect green rabbit. Burnt orange, wapsi antron yarn. Dark colored deer body hair. This fly pattern represents the caddis once it is in the surface film. The deep sparkle pupa pattern was developed by gary lafontaine around 1974 subsequent to a three year period in which gary used scuba gear to study caddis within the big hole river of montana. Set up your materials and tie along with dave. This fly features unique materials like hareline hare tron dubbing and antron yarn to replicate the gas bubble effect caddisflies exhibit before surfacing. The sparkle pupa is a great caddis emerger pattern. I mentioned that i once. The sparkle pupa was developed by gary lafontaine in the 80's and the fly continues to be a favorite among many anglers. There was a post here, some time ago, about what material gary lafontaine used on his sparkle pupa patterns. This also is the material used in the original lafontaine sparkle pupa. It is a true combination.

Today we're diving into lafontaine's sparkle pupa, a nymph pattern designed by gary lafontaine in the 1970s that expertly mimics a caddis pupa during its critical emergence stage. 50/50 mix of bright green antron dubbing and insect green rabbit. This fly features unique materials like hareline hare tron dubbing and antron yarn to replicate the gas bubble effect caddisflies exhibit before surfacing. I mentioned that i once. The deep sparkle pupa pattern was developed by gary lafontaine around 1974 subsequent to a three year period in which gary used scuba gear to study caddis within the big hole river of montana. This also is the material used in the original lafontaine sparkle pupa. This fly pattern represents the caddis once it is in the surface film. Set up your materials and tie along with dave. The sparkle pupa was developed by gary lafontaine in the 80's and the fly continues to be a favorite among many anglers. The sparkle pupa is a great caddis emerger pattern.

sparkle antron yarn dubbing emergent pupa gary lafontaine fly fishing

Lafontaine Sparkle Yarn This fly features unique materials like hareline hare tron dubbing and antron yarn to replicate the gas bubble effect caddisflies exhibit before surfacing. This also is the material used in the original lafontaine sparkle pupa. Today we're diving into lafontaine's sparkle pupa, a nymph pattern designed by gary lafontaine in the 1970s that expertly mimics a caddis pupa during its critical emergence stage. It is a true combination. The sparkle pupa was developed by gary lafontaine in the 80's and the fly continues to be a favorite among many anglers. Dark colored deer body hair. This fly features unique materials like hareline hare tron dubbing and antron yarn to replicate the gas bubble effect caddisflies exhibit before surfacing. There was a post here, some time ago, about what material gary lafontaine used on his sparkle pupa patterns. I mentioned that i once. Burnt orange, wapsi antron yarn. The deep sparkle pupa pattern was developed by gary lafontaine around 1974 subsequent to a three year period in which gary used scuba gear to study caddis within the big hole river of montana. 50/50 mix of bright green antron dubbing and insect green rabbit. Set up your materials and tie along with dave. This fly pattern represents the caddis once it is in the surface film. The sparkle pupa is a great caddis emerger pattern.