Pink Lady

The Pink Lady is a traditional dry fly pattern known for its elegant profile and effectiveness during light-colored mayfly and attractor hatches. With its soft pink body, white wings, and subtle hackle, this fly is designed to imitate pale morning duns, light cahills, or simply serve as a highly visible attractor in slow to moderate current. It’s especially useful in clear water or during low-light periods when subtle coloration and natural drift matter most.

Tied with quality materials for excellent floatation and durability, the Pink Lady sits delicately on the surface film and presents a clean silhouette that appeals to wary or selective trout. Its light coloration and upright wings make it easy for anglers to track on the water, while the soft pink body adds just enough contrast to stand out without spooking fish.

To fish the Pink Lady effectively, present it with a dead drift across seams, eddies, or gentle riffles where trout are rising. It also pairs well in a two-dry rig with a smaller emerger or midge trailing behind. Ideal during late spring through early fall, this fly is a favorite for matching pale hatches or simply grabbing a trout’s attention.