Hareline Grizzly Micro Legs

Half as wide and half as thick as Hareline's popular Grizzly Flutter Legs, their Grizzly Micro Legs offer the ability to add life to even smaller flies. Easy to tie in, these Micro Legs add lifelike movement to any fly you're tying-from hoppers and beetles to shrimp, crabs, and streamers. These legs can be worked into almost any fly pattern. Hareline's Grizzly Micro Legs have a barred effect and come in a range of colors that allow you to tie subtle patterns just as well as those with lets that really attract fish. Adding instant movement to your flies, these legs add an enticing appearance, and with their thin diameter, they provide motion whether your fly is being stripped or just sitting on the bottom waiting to get eaten.

Uses

The Grizzly Micro Legs are super versatile and can be worked into a ton of different patterns used in both salt and freshwater. These Micro Legs are great for tying legs on flies like hoppers, beetles, crickets, and other terrestrials, but they can also be worked into crabs, shrimp, and minnow imitations. And thanks to their smaller diameter, they even make ultra-realistic legs on nymph patterns, something that's usually tough to do with standard-sized synthetic legs.

Comparisons

If you're looking for a little wider or thicker legs, an easy choice is Hareline's Grizzly Flutter Legs, which are the exact same legs, only wider and thicker. If you want something that has a little smaller diameter, however, Hareline's Buggy Nymph Legs are a bit slimmer than the Grizzly Flutter Legs and offer a size that's a bit closer to the Grizzly Micro Legs. Though aside from a minor difference in size, one clear difference between the Grizzly Micro Legs and the Hareline Buggy Nymph Legs is that the Buggy Nymph Legs have a speckled finish, whereas the Grizzly Micro Legs have a barred appearance. So, depending on what you're matching, one may serve you better than the other.