What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I fished the Woven Scud Fly Assortment on a tailwater loaded with scuds, and it held up drift after drift without falling apart. Having the orange and pink options in there also paid off on days when the naturals looked more dead than alive."Scuds might not get the attention mayflies do, but the Rainy's Woven Scud Fly Assortment makes a strong case for why trout care about them anyway. We love fishing a pattern built specifically for tailwaters and high mountain lakes, where these little crustaceans make up such a steady part of the diet that trout rarely turn one down. A woven construction and ribbed body give this fly real durability along with a segmented look that matches the natural insect closely. Since live scuds typically run olive, gray, or tan while dead ones can turn orange or pink, six flies across that color range keep you covered no matter what the trout are actually seeing that day.