Rainbow Warrior Midge Quick Tie Fly Tying Video

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Here is another pattern that has been a producer of trout for us over the years. It is the Rainbow Warrior Midge that we like to fish in tandem with a lead fishing fly like an Olive Wooley Bugger or a Near Deere.

Material for this pattern are:

  • Red Dacron Tying Thread
  • Size 16 Hook
  • Bead Head of the color of your choice
  • Pearlscent Tinsel
  • Pink and Ice Dubbing or Sow Bug Dubbing
  • Head Cement or UV Glue

Do give it a try next chance you get for trout, and let us know how it worked for you!

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