Scud.Tie flies by taking direct inspiration from real insects.

Gammarus, commonly called scud, lives in streams, lakes, ponds, and weedy waters with plenty of oxygen and vegetation.
It hides under stones and plants, feeding on algae, decaying matter, and tiny organisms.
Scuds are active swimmers and reproduce quickly, often forming large populations in freshwater habitats.
In fly fishing, scuds are important because trout and other fish feed heavily on them, making scud patterns very effective artificial flies.
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