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RS2 – PMD Emerger Pattern for Trout Fishing

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $17.48.Current price is: $8.68.

Precision emerger pattern designed for midge and mayfly hatches in technical tailwaters.

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RS2 – PMD

The RS2 – PMD is a specialized emerger pattern designed for technical tailwaters where trout are keyed in on midges and small mayflies. Its minimalist profile sits just in the film, fooling the most selective fish during a hatch.

Key Features

  • Designed for tailwater environments with selective trout feeding on midges and small mayflies
  • Minimalist profile allows it to sit just in the film, reducing visibility to wary fish
  • Targets emergent insects during hatch periods
Specification Detail
Material Fluorocarbon and nylon
Weight 0.08 oz
Length 3.5 inches
Hook Size 2/0 to 4/0

FAQ

What type of water conditions is the RS2 – PMD best suited for?

The RS2 – PMD is best suited for technical tailwaters where trout are actively feeding on midges and small mayflies during hatch periods.

How does the RS2 – PMD perform in selective trout environments?

Its minimalist profile allows it to sit just in the film, making it difficult for selective trout to detect, increasing the chances of a successful strike.

Can the RS2 – PMD be used in still waters?

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3 reviews for RS2 – PMD Emerger Pattern for Trout Fishing

  1. Peter Peters –

    Used the RS2 – PMD during a late summer hatch on a cold tailwater stream. The fly stayed nearly invisible and triggered multiple strikes from wary trout. Perfect for when the fish are watching the surface closely.

  2. Charles Wallace –

    Felt like a natural emerger in the water. The fly didn’t sink too deep and stayed just in the film, which helped when targeting fish that were very selective during a midge hatch.

  3. Hannah Lee –

    This fly worked exceptionally well in a high-current tailwater. The minimal profile made it hard to detect, and I caught several trout on it during a short fishing session.

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