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The Hornberg fly pattern is a popular and effective fly It is primarily used for trout and is known for its versatility in imitating various aquatic insects, particularly stoneflies and caddisflies. The pattern was developed by Frank Hornberg, an American fly tyer, in the early 20th century.

The Hornberg fly is commonly used in both stillwater and river fishing, and it can be fished as a dry fly or as a wet fly. When fished on the surface, it imitates a struggling or emerging insect. When fished below the surface, it can imitate a drowned or submerged insect.

This versatile pattern is known for its effectiveness in attracting trout and has become a classic fly that many anglers rely on in their fly boxes. It's worth noting that there may be variations of the Hornberg fly pattern, as individual fly tyers often add their own modifications and adaptations to suit their preferences and local fishing conditions.

Tied on a #10 long shank hook

Product Code: THOX68185