Description:
Flavilinea Parachute Cripple
When the trout are giving the flies a long hard look, this is the fly to use during the flavilinea hatches. It has a perfect impression on the water and the pattern detail is convincing to even the wariest trout.

Distribution of the flavilinea, and the related species in the Drunella subgenus - the spinifera and coloradensis, extend from western Canada through to New Mexico. Look for this insect species in moderate to fast water sections and in cooler water. There is typically a high incidence of stillborns and cripples among the Drunella family which make them easy prey for trout.

Distribution:
Northwestern States, Southwestern States, Western Canada,

Entomological Information:
Order: Ephemeroptera Family: Ephemerellidae Genus: Ephemerella, Drunella Species: Ephemeroptera

Fish Species:
Trout

Flavilinea Comparadun - $1.84
The "Flav" is the small western green drake which follows directly after the larger green drake species and they produce equally impressive hatches....
Flavilinea Parachute - $1.74
The parachute version of the Flavilinea sits lower in the water to imitate an emergent insect, yet provides excellent buoyancy for long drifts.
Green Drake, Krystal Wing - $1.84
The krystal wing on this Green Drake pattern provides a perfect wing silhouette that's highly visible by both the trout and the fly fisher.