RIO's King Splitsville Flying Ant YGroup_R8Core This slimmed down damsel nymph

This slimmed down damsel nymph pattern has a marabou tail that moves with the swimming motion of the real insect

This Avalon Light version has smaller lead eyes that gives a lighter presentation – perfect for fishing in shallower waters

positive strikes The colors offered attract fish depending on where they are in the river

Secondary: Dry Dropper / Nymphs

It is an excellent representation of an emerging mayfly

RIO's King Splitsville Flying Ant YGroup_R8Core This slimmed down damsel nymphAnts, and flying ants in particular, drive trout completely bonkers, whether they are garbage feeding, straying from other hatching bugs, or in the midst of a late summer ant fall. The key to a good ant pattern is to display the right size and profile while remaining visible. The Splitsville Flying Ant ticks all the boxes, and you can see it better than almost any other ant imitation. Its perfect for bringing moody browns out of their bankside hiding