CDC Pale Morning Dun Emerger PMD Fishing Fly - 6 Flies Size 18

Name: CDC Pale Morning Dun Emerger PMD Fishing Fly - 6 Flies Size 18
Brand: The Fly Fishing Place
SKU: cdcpmd6-18
Price: 15.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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$15.95

CDC Pale Morning Dun Emerger PMD Fishing Fly - 6 Flies Size 18

SKU: CDC-PALE-MORNING-DUN-EME

Quantity: In stock

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Product Description

Classic CDC Emerger Pattern — The CDC Pale Morning Dun Emerger leverages Cul de Canard (CDC) feathers, a breakthrough material popularized in the 1980s-1990s by European tiers like Marc Petitjean; CDC emergers transformed fly fishing for mayfly hatches with their natural buoyancy and lifelike movement, becoming a staple worldwide for nearly 40 years, especially for matching delicate Pale Morning Dun (PMD) emergences
Deadly PMD Emerger Imitation — Precisely mimics emerging Pale Morning Dun mayflies (Ephemerella spp.) in the surface film during late spring through summer hatches; the low-riding CDC wing and trailing shuck replicate the struggling transitional stage that often produces the most selective and explosive trout rises
Premium CDC Construction — Hand-tied with genuine Cul de Canard feathers for exceptional natural floatation and subtle pulsating movement without floatants; features sparse dubbing body, split tails or shuck, and minimal hackle for a realistic, film-riding profile that's highly effective and durable
Versatile for Technical Hatches & Waters — Excels on tailwaters, spring creeks, freestone rivers, and stillwaters where trout feed selectively on emergers; deadly for brown, rainbow, brook, and cutthroat trout in western (Colorado, Montana, Wyoming), eastern, and tailwater fisheries during prolific PMD hatches from sizes 14-18
Must-Have Emerger in Any Fly Box — One of the most reliable patterns for challenging, clear-water conditions when fish ignore floating duns and key on emergers; the CDC PMD version is essential for matching widespread Pale Morning Dun hatches, delivering confident takes and often outperforming traditional dries during peak emergence periods.