A traditional fishing fly designed to imitate the mayfly "dun" stage, a transitional stage between the nymph and adult. It's often used when trout are feeding on these insects on the surface, particularly in cooler water temperatures when duns are struggling to dry their wings.
Imitates: Mayfly "dun" stage
METHOD
Olive Dun wet flies are typically fished with a sinking line and allowed to drift with the current.
Fast Water:They are often used in fast-flowing rivers and streams where trout may be feeding on emerging duns.
Sinking:Wet flies sink and are meant to be fished submerged, with the fly creating movement and disturbance as it moves through the water.
Olive Dun
KESĀ 25.00Price
