Black Fur Ant

The Black Fur Ant fishing fly pattern is a popular terrestrial fly pattern used by fly fishermen  and women to imitate an ant, which is a common food source for trout and other fish.

This fly is typically tied on a size 10-20 hook and features a black body made of fur or synthetic material and a pair of rubber legs to give it a lifelike appearance.

The finished Black Fur Ant fly has a black body and a tapered thorax that gives the fly a realistic shape.

This pattern is particularly effective during the summer months when ants are active on the banks of streams and rivers, and can be fished in a variety of water conditions, including slow-moving streams and Stillwater ponds.