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Emerger patterns are flies designed to imitate insects in the vulnerable stage just before they hatch into their adult form. These insects are often struggling to break through the surface film, making them easy targets for hungry fish.
Emergers are typically fished just below the surface, allowing the fly to drift naturally with the current. They often feature subtle wing cases and may even have a "shuck" – a trailing piece of material that mimics the exoskeleton the insect is shedding.
