Queen of the Waters Classic Dry Fly: One of the oldest American dry fly patterns, with roots dating back to the late 1800s when it was originally tied as a wet fly by Professor John Wilson and his brother; it was later documented in Mary Orvis Marbury’s 1892 book Favorite Flies and Their Histories
Effective Classic Attractor: Features a bright orange body that makes it highly visible and attractive to trout as both a searching pattern and a general insect imitation
Premium Traditional Construction: Hand-tied with an orange floss body and palmered hackle for excellent flotation and a distinctive classic silhouette
Versatile All-Season Dry Fly: Performs well on freestone rivers, mountain streams, and stillwaters throughout the season; highly effective for brown, rainbow, and brook trout
Historic Must-Have Pattern: A time-tested classic with over 130 years of history that remains a favorite among traditional fly anglers and those who appreciate historic patterns
