Adams Parachute White Foam Wings

Adams Parachute White Foam Wings is a modern parachute variation of the classic Adams, a pattern developed by Leonard Halladay in Michigan in the 1920s. This versatile dry fly represents adult mayflies and is useful when trout and grayling are taking from the surface but the hatch is difficult to identify.

The white foam marker makes the fly easier to see in faster or broken water. Fish it on a dead drift. Tied on a barbless hook.