If you make Adams into a parachute pattern, you can expect a stable posture on the water surface, making it an easytouse fly.
Many people will probably tie this as their first pilot fly from the cherry blossom season to the pampas grass season.

Adams is a typical fuzzy dry fly, and it is said that it is not an imitation of a specific insect.
The body is Adams Gray, which is said to be 18% gray, which is the middle when converting the color to gray scale, and the hackle and tail are a mixture of grizzly and brown.
Everything is wrapped in fuzzy, ambiguous tones.
Perhaps the strongest elements of a fly that can be caught are ``fuzzy'' and ``ambiguity.''