Timmy Emerger – Brown Drake
Size 10
For over two decades, I’ve endeavored to enhance the esteemed Mole Fly, and at last, I’ve crafted an alternative that’s notably easier to spot, demands less upkeep, and boasts excellent buoyancy. It’s devoured by fish with the same gusto as the Mole Fly, presenting a low, flawless profile on the water. While the Mole Fly remains irreplaceable for many, the Timmy emerges as an ideal cripple/emerger pattern, a go-to during challenging conditions. Constructed with a blended polypropylene macrame yarn wing, a gently dubbed body, delicate wire ribbing, and precise tails, the Timmy meets their exact needs. Applying a touch of Tiemco Dry Magic to the loopwing/leg area enhances performance and durability.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 10 |
| Material | Blended polypropylene macrame yarn wing, wire ribbing, body |
| Design | Cripple/emerger pattern |
| Application | Effective in challenging fishing conditions |
FAQ
What makes the Timmy Emerger different from the Mole Fly?
The Timmy Emerger is easier to spot, requires less maintenance, and offers excellent buoyancy while still being consumed by fish with the same enthusiasm as the Mole Fly.
Is the Timmy Emerger suitable for use in poor visibility conditions?
Yes, its low, flawless profile on the water and enhanced buoyancy make it effective in challenging conditions.
How should I care for the Timmy Emerger?
Apply a touch of Tiemco Dry Magic to the loopwing and leg area to improve performance and durability.
Alexandra Nash –
Used the Timmy Emerger in a windy morning with low visibility. It stayed on the surface well and fish took it immediately. Much easier to see than the Mole Fly and didn’t require frequent repositioning. Great for when the water is choppy.
Colin Lawrence –
Fished it during a cold, misty morning. The buoyancy helped it stay in place, and it looked natural. Fish were aggressive and took it right away. A solid alternative when Mole Fly isn’t working.
Max Hemmings –
Perfect for emerger patterns in tough conditions. The design holds up well and stays low on the water. I’ve used it in several different streams and it performs consistently.