Emerger trout fly patterns

Description	An emerger is a nymph on the point of emerging as a winged adult that is struggling to penetrate the water's surface tension. Typically drab and non-descript, it is best represented by a soft-hackled wet fly fishing just sub-surface cast along the food line. Emergers are fished suspended in the surface film and are particularly effective during evening rises in the warmer months.	Caddis Emerger Emerger Pheasant Tail Emerger Invicta: a winged emerger Art of Fly Fishing Calendars 1998-2007 © Michael Scheele
Type	Suspended nymph or soft-hackled wet fly
See also	Caddis Emerger Pheasant Tail Emerger Invicta
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