Serendipity Black – Bead Nymph

In black, the Serendipity trout fly can replicate a lot of different aquatic insects that trout love to feed on. This pattern is great to fish during a midge hatch in the winter or spring as well as mayfly hatch. The hair wing on this fishing fly sets it apart from the others making it slightly buoyant and imitating a shuck or air bubble. Trout often key in on these subtle aspects because these indicate an easy opportunity for a meal.