Uses for Hares Ear

IMITATES

SIZES

COLORS

WHERE USED

PRESENTATION

Blue-winged olive Nymph

16-22

Brown, brown-olive

Moderate runs, just below riffles

indicator, tight line, rising nymph

Cinygmula Nymph

14-16

Brown, Red-brown

Moderate-fast runs

indicator, tight line, rising nymph

Slate-winged olive Nymph

12-16

Brown

Riffles, moderate-fast runs

indicator, tight line, shallow nymph

Green drake Nymph

8-12

Brown, Olive-brown

Riffles, runs

indicator, tight line, shallow nymph

Flav Nymph

12-16

Brown

Riffles, moderate-fast runs

indicator, tight line, shallow nymph

Pale morning dun Nymph

14-18

Olive-brown

Riffles, flats, moderate runs

indicator, tight line, rising nymph, shallow nymph

Yellow quill Nymph

10-14

Brown, olive-brown

Riffles, below riffles

indicator, tight line

Pale evening dun Nymph

10-16

Olive-brown, brown

Bankwater

indicator, tight line, rising nymph, shallow nymph

Isonychia Nymph

8-10

Dark red-brown

Slow-moderate runs

indicator, tight line

Mahogany dun Nymph

12-16

Dark brown, olive brown

Slow-moderate runs, bankwater

indicator, tight line, shallow nymph

March brown Nymph

10-14

Brown

Near riffles

indicator, tight line, rising nymph

Gray drake Nymph

12-16

Brown, gray-brown

Slow runs, pools, lakes

count-down-and-retrieve

Serratella Nymph

16-18

dark brown, black with purple mixed in

medium to fast flows

indicator, tight line, rising nymph

Saddle-case caddis Larva

14-18

Cream or pinkish

Riffles, fast runs; just below these

indicator, tight line

Yellow sally Nymph

8-14

Pale yellow, brown

Riffles, runs; just below these

indicator, tight line

Little brown stonefly Nymph

12-16

Dark brown

Bankwater, slow-moderate runs

indicator, tight line