The Adams Parachute Dry Fly is a versatile dry fly and has become recognized as a popular pattern on trout rivers around the world. One of the true classics that works just about everywhere. This one tied with a calf body hair post, two hackles, one brown and one grizzle along with an unusual dubbing technique for a fine segmented body.

Parachute Adams is a must-have fly for any fly fisherman’s arsenal. Its buoyancy, visibility, and versatility make it an excellent choice for fly fishing in a wide range of conditions. By following the steps, you can tie your own Parachute Adams and enjoy the thrill of catching fish on this iconic fly.

Parachute Adams pattern

• Hook: Mustad R30 # 14
• Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 Grey
• Tail: Brown & Grizzle hackle fibres
• Para post: White calf tail
• Hackle: One grizzle , one brown
• Body: Adam’s grey super fine dubbing

How to tie Parachute Adams

Fishing with a Parachute Adams

The Parachute Adams is a versatile fly that can be used to imitate a wide range of insects, including mayflies, caddisflies, and midges. It is particularly effective when fish are feeding on the surface, making it an excellent choice for dry fly fishing.

When fishing with a Parachute Adams, it is essential to match the size and color of the fly to the insects that are present in the water. It is also important to pay attention to the presentation of the fly, as a drag-free drift is essential to fooling wary trout.

Frequently asked questions

What does a parachute adams imitate?

– The Parachute Adam’s imitates an adult mayfly, its a great generic pattern when tied in various sizes to imitate most may flies.

How to fish parachute adams?

– With the Adam’s being an excellent generic pattern it can be fished in most mayfly hatches. Presented to rising fish or even fished as an attractor/ searching pattern.

Best size parachute adams?

– The Adam’s can be tied in various sizes to imitate different mayfly species, but normally the largest is a # 10 and the smallest a # 18