The Hare’s Ear imitates nothing in particular while at the same time looking like every thing. The Hare’s Ear, in sizes suitable for the occasion, can become a mayfly nymph, midge pupa, caddis larva, aquatic scud, hellgrammite stonefly, anything that makes a living crawling beneath rocks and rotting logs on a stream or lake bottom. Natural shades are standard, while olive or black may work better on some waters. The Hare’s Ear rarely fails, and sizes 20 to 8 should keep you covered.
Use a size 20 Hare’s Ears on Western tail waters to imitate tiny midge pupa. Slightly larger serves as a Beatis mayfly nymph. Present it on a short-shanked hook, twitched in still water, and a trout thinks freshwater shrimp. In bigger sizes, like 6 or 4, a hellgrammite might come to mind.


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