The Adams Dry Fly has earned a preeminent place in fly fishing history. The Parachute Adams Dry Fly is an extremely productive variation of the original Adams Dry Fly pattern. Tired in the parachute style, the Adams Parachute rides realistically low on the water, yet the post wing is highly visible to the angler. Although it is not a specific imitation of a particular aquatic insect, its highly suggestive coloration and overall bugginess has made it one of the top dry flies since Leonard Halladay tied the original Adams in the 1920's. There are dozens if not hundreds of Adams variations out there, but the Parachute Adams is one of the best for matching general hatches or for prospecting. An excellent lake and stillwater fly pattern.