Chartreuse Humpy Dry Fly: A high-floating Western dry fly that originated in the 1940s with California tier Jack Horner (originally called the Horner Deer Hair); later modified and popularized in Montana as the Goofus Bug and named the Humpy in Wyoming
Effective Attractor Pattern: The bright chartreuse body makes it highly visible and works well as a searching fly, often triggering strikes when no specific hatch is occurring
Premium Deer Hair Construction: Hand-tied with dense deer hair forming the signature hump, providing outstanding flotation even in rough, choppy water
Effective Everywhere, Especially in the West: Performs well on freestone rivers and streams across the country, but is particularly effective on western freestone rivers, mountain streams, and pocket water
Durable High-Visibility Dry Fly: A tough, reliable pattern that stays afloat through long drifts and multiple fish while remaining easy to track on the water
