1 DOZEN PARACHUTE FLIES FOR FLY FISHING (4 MODELS)-PAR 93

1 DOZEN PARACHUTE FLIES FOR FLY FISHING (4 MODELS)-PAR 93

# **How to Choose 1 Dozen Parachute Flies for Fly Fishing (4 Models) – PAR 93**

Fly fishing is an art, and selecting the right flies can make all the difference between a successful day on the water and a frustrating one. Among the most effective dry flies for trout fishing are **parachute flies**, which offer excellent visibility and a natural drift. In this guide, we’ll break down how to choose **1 dozen parachute flies** from **KyleBooker’s PAR 93 series**, covering **four essential models** that should be in every angler’s fly box.

## **Why Choose Parachute Flies?**

Parachute flies are designed with a **horizontal hackle** that helps them float naturally on the water’s surface, imitating emerging insects. Their **upright post** makes them highly visible, even in rough water or low light conditions. These flies excel in situations where trout are feeding on mayflies, caddisflies, or other surface insects.

## **The 4 Must-Have PAR 93 Models**

When assembling a **dozen parachute flies**, it’s important to cover different stages of insect hatches and water conditions. Here are the **four best PAR 93 models** from **KyleBooker** that every fly angler should consider:

### **1. PAR 93 Adams (Size 12-18)**
The **Adams parachute** is a **classic all-purpose dry fly** that imitates a wide range of mayflies. Its **grizzly hackle and dark body** make it effective in both clear and stained water.

– **Best for:** General mayfly hatches, trout in slow-moving rivers and streams.
– **Why include it?** It’s a proven fish-catcher in almost any condition.

### **2. PAR 93 Blue Wing Olive (BWO) (Size 16-20)**
The **BWO parachute** is a **must-have for early spring and fall fishing** when these tiny mayflies are abundant.

– **Best for:** Cold water conditions, technical trout feeding on small mayflies.
– **Why include it?** Trout often key in on BWOs, making this fly indispensable.

### **3. PAR 93 Elk Hair Caddis (Size 14-16)**
This fly combines the **parachute hackle** with an **elk hair wing**, making it highly buoyant and realistic for caddisfly hatches.

– **Best for:** Fast-moving water, aggressive trout feeding on caddisflies.
– **Why include it?** It floats well in turbulent water and triggers explosive strikes.

### **4. PAR 93 Pale Morning Dun (PMD) (Size 14-18)**
The **PMD parachute** is perfect for **summer hatches**, especially in Western rivers.

– **Best for:** Midday hatches, selective trout in clear water.
– **Why include it?** Its **light yellow body** closely mimics natural PMDs, fooling even wary fish.

## **How to Build Your Dozen**

A well-balanced selection ensures you’re prepared for any hatch. Here’s a suggested **1-dozen breakdown**:

– **4x PAR 93 Adams (Sizes 14 & 16)** – Versatile for most conditions.
– **3x PAR 93 BWO (Sizes 16 & 18)** – Essential for early/late season.
– **3x PAR 93 Elk Hair Caddis (Size 14)** – Great for fast water.
– **2x PAR 93 PMD (Size 16)** – Ideal for summer hatches.

## **Final Tips for Fishing Parachute Flies**

– **Use light tippet (5X-7X)** for a natural presentation.
– **Apply floatant** to keep the fly riding high.
– **Watch for subtle takes**—trout often sip parachute flies gently.

By stocking your fly box with **KyleBooker’s PAR 93 parachute flies**, you’ll be ready for any dry fly situation. Whether you’re fishing **spring creeks, tailwaters, or mountain streams**, these four models will help you **hook more trout with confidence**.

**Tight lines and happy fishing!** 🎣


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