NymphJujubaetis
The Jujubaetis is a highly effective pattern that realistically mimics the Baetis or Blue-Winged Olive nymph. Its slim, segmented body and biot wings make it irresistible to trout.
Spring, Summer, Fall
Intermediate
Trout
Overview
A popular baetis emerger tied with a slender thread body, sparse ribbing (often wire or Krystal Flash), and a delicate wing case topped with a glass bead. The segmented profile and flash make it deadly in small sizes.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: TMC 2488 #16-24
Thread: 14/0 Veevus, White
Tail: Mottled Brown India Hen Saddle Fibers
Abdomen: One strand black and two strands dark brown Superhair
Flashback: Medium Opal Mirage Tinsel
Wingcase/Legs: Gray Flouro Fiber
Thorax: 14/0 Veevus Thread, Black
Coating: Solarez Thin Hard UV Resin
Fishing Tips
Season
Spring, Summer, and Fall
Presentation
Use a dead drift presentation with an indicator or tight line nymphing techniques.
When to Use
When BWOs are active or during a hatch.
Water Type
Best in moving water like rivers and streams.
Rigging Suggestions
Works well in a tandem nymph rig with a heavier fly as the anchor.
Visibility & Floatation
This fly sinks and is meant to imitate a nymph in the water column. The glossy shellback can catch light, making it more visible to fish.
