Palmered trout fly patterns

Description	A palmered fly is a wet or dry fly with a thick body and a few or no tail fibres. It is best identified by the thick hackle collar. It has no wings.	Palmer Red Soldier Palmer Bibio Brown Bivisible Brown Bomber Bucktail Caddis Male Beaverkill Molefly Wickhams Fancy Art of Fly Fishing Calendars 1998-2007 © Michael Scheele
Use	Palmered trout fly patterns are usually fished dry though they can also be fished as the top dropper on a team of wet flies. When fishing this style the palmered fly is moved across the surface, giving the impression of a small insect trying to break through the water surface.
Type	Dry and wet fly
Variants	Bibio Brown Bivisible Brown Bomber Male Beaverkill Molefly Wickhams Fancy
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