Midge / EmergersRojo Midge
The Rojo Midge is a simple but highly effective pattern. Its red body and copper beadhead attract fish in various water conditions. It's especially effective in stillwater, where midges make up a significant part of a trout's diet.
Year Round
Intermediate
Trout
Overview
A hybrid midge emerger featuring a red thread body, copper or silver rib, peacock thorax, and a small tuft of CDC or Antron for the wing. A tungsten bead and flash make it highly effective in clear water. The combo of midge profile and attractor elements makes it versatile.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: Tiemco 200R (18–22)
Bead: Killer Caddis Glass Beads (Midge, Ruby)
Thread: 70 Denier Ultra Thread (Purple)
Gills: Rojo Floss
Rib: Hends Colour Wire (Small 0.09, Turquoise Blue)
Thorax: Peacock Herl (Dyed Green)
Fishing Tips
Season
Year Round
Presentation
Dead drift, either on its own or as a dropper off a dry fly.
When to Use
When you observe midge activity on the water.
Water Type
Effective in both stillwater and moving water.
Rigging Suggestions
Use a strike indicator or a dry fly to detect subtle strikes.
Visibility & Floatation
The copper beadhead adds weight and flash, helping the fly sink and making it more visible to fish.
