Royal Trude Dry Fly: A classic high-floating attractor dry fly that evolved from the original Trude pattern created around 1906 by Carter H. Harrison at the A.S. Trude Ranch in Idaho; the Royal version combines the Trude-style wing with elements of the Royal Coachman
Effective Attractor Pattern: Features a peacock herl body, red accent, and sloping white hair wing that makes it highly visible and attractive to trout as a general searching fly
Premium Traditional Construction: Hand-tied with peacock herl, red floss or tag, quality hackle, and a sloping calf tail or hair wing for excellent flotation and durability
Versatile Searching Dry Fly: Excels on freestone rivers, mountain streams, and pocket water throughout the season; highly effective for brown, rainbow, and cutthroat trout
Durable High-Floating Dry Fly: A reliable, time-tested pattern that stays afloat well in faster water and remains a favorite western searching fly when no specific hatch is occurring
