What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I fished the Chubby Chernobyl Assortment through some seriously turbulent high water this spring, and it stayed floating high the entire trip. I also like dropping a heavy nymph below it, since it's buoyant enough to hold that extra weight without sinking."High, churned-up water can make dry fly fishing feel impossible, and that's exactly where the Rainy's Chubby Chernobyl Assortment earns its reputation. We love throwing this fly into turbulent runs where a smaller pattern would just disappear, since its super buoyant, buggy build stays visible and floating no matter how rough things get. With a profile that passes for hoppers, crickets, beetles, cicadas, and stoneflies, this fly covers a wide range of terrestrials trout are already looking for. Two sizes each in gold, tan, and black give you six flies total, versatile enough to fish on their own or as a strike indicator with a heavy nymph rig hanging below.