What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I always have a few BH Hare's Ear nymphs in my box, no matter where I'm fishing, since it seems to pass for mayfly nymphs, caddis larva, and scuds all at once. The gold mylar ribbing catches just enough flash to get a second look from wary trout."Some patterns earn their spot in a fly box through sheer track record, and the Rainy's BH Hare's Ear has been doing exactly that since it first showed up in England more than a hundred years ago. We love fishing a pattern with that kind of history, especially one that still works as well today as it did generations ago on rivers full of hungry trout. Tied from natural rabbit fur pulled from the mask, this nymph carries a buggy, coarse texture that mimics mayfly nymphs, caddis larva, scuds, and more, giving trout several reasons to bite. Whether you're just starting out or you've fished nymphs for years, six flies in size 16 are enough to fill a real gap in your box.