Freestone Flies Flintstone Hopper Foam Dry Fly
The Flintstone Hopper Foam Dry Fly from Freestone Fly Co. features buoyant materials in double stacked foam and a non-absorbent synthetic wing tied over a sprig of krystal flash and a sparkly dubbed body. With barred floss legs acting as outriggers, the dropped hook bend sits well under the surface for advantageous hook up percentage. Tied in colors that act as attractors as well as imitate golden stonefly, hopper, and other terrestrial colors.
- Terrestrial foam dry fly
- Dark synthetic wing is more visible in high glare
- Great dry/dropper pattern
- For trout and other freshwater species
- Sold individually
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | Double stacked foam, synthetic wing, krystal flash, sparkly dubbed body |
| Hook Type | Dropped hook bend |
| Legs | Barred floss legs (outriggers) |
| Target Species | Trout and other freshwater fish |
| Usage | Dry fly and dropper pattern |
FAQ
What makes the Flintstone Hopper different from other foam dry flies?
The double stacked foam and barred floss legs provide better buoyancy and stability, allowing the hook to sit well under the surface for improved hook-up rates. The dark synthetic wing enhances visibility in high glare conditions.
Is this fly suitable for use in both dry and dropper patterns?
Yes, the Flintstone Hopper is designed for both dry fly and dropper applications, making it versatile for different fishing conditions.
Can this fly be used for species other than trout?
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Penelope Quinn –
This fly performs well in both dry and dropper scenarios. The foam body holds up well in moving water and the dark wing stands out in bright conditions. I’ve used it on several trout streams and caught several fish with it.
Dan North –
The hopper pattern works great when the water is clear. The legs help keep it stable and the flash adds a natural look. A solid choice for terrestrial imitations.
Adam Forsyth –
I’ve fished this fly in different seasons and it consistently performs. The hook bend stays under the surface, which increases the chances of a strike. Highly recommended for stonefly imitations.