Adams Assortment 24 flies

The Adams fly is a classic dry fly pattern used in fly fishing, particularly for trout. It was first tied in 1922 by Michigan fly tyer Leonard Halladay, and named after his friend Charles F. Adams. The Adams fly is a versatile pattern that imitates a variety of mayfly species and is particularly effective in fast-moving or turbulent water. An Adams fly assortment typically includes several variations of the basic pattern, each designed to imitate different stages of the mayfly life cycle or to be effective under different water conditions. Assortment varies, 24 flies.