Limeade – Tungsten
A fantastic summertime PMD nymph that imitates a caddis pretty dang well.
Simple, heavy, and flashy — often, the simplest fly is the most productive.
Developed on the South Fork Snake River in Idaho by some of the best guides in the area. Imported to Oregon, and it works great here too.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Tungsten |
| Weight | 1/8 oz (3.5 g) |
| Pattern Type | PMD Nymph |
| Origin | Idaho, South Fork Snake River |
FAQ
What makes the Limeade fly effective in summer waters?
Its heavy tungsten body and flashy design mimic caddis larvae, making it highly visible and attractive to fish during summer.
Is the Limeade fly suitable for use in Oregon waters?
Yes, it was imported to Oregon and performs well there, especially in similar river conditions.
Can the Limeade fly be used in both still and moving water?
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Matt Slater –
Used the Limeade fly on the South Fork Snake River and caught several trout. It’s simple but effective, especially in clear summer water. The tungsten head keeps it down and visible.
Connor Bailey –
Fished it in Oregon and saw good results. The fly holds up well in current and looks natural when fished slowly.
Pippa Dyer –
A reliable PMD nymph that works consistently. The weight and flash make it stand out to fish, and it’s easy to tie and use.