Halo Comparadun PMD Fly Tying Kit | Premium Pale Morning Dun Dry Fly Materials
Tie One of Fly Fishing's Most Proven Dry Fly Patterns—Reimagined
The Comparadun has earned its place as one of the most effective mayfly dry fly patterns ever created. Designed to imitate the vulnerable Pale Morning Dun (PMD) during the dun stage of its life cycle, this pattern delivers a realistic profile, delicate presentation, and natural drift that continues to fool trout generation after generation.
The Moonlit Halo Comparadun PMD Fly Tying Kit gives you the premium materials needed to tie this modern evolution of a classic pattern. By combining traditional fly tying elements with innovative Halo Hair, this kit allows you to create a slimmer, more natural Comparadun profile while maintaining the flotation, durability, and visibility needed on the water.
Halo Hair was engineered with the ideal blend of stiffness, floatability, and durability, allowing tiers to create a clean upright wing without the additional bulk often created by traditional deer hair. The result is a dry fly that sits naturally in the surface film and closely matches the delicate proportions of a real PMD.
Whether you're preparing for summer mayfly hatches, targeting selective trout on technical water, or simply looking to tie a proven pattern with modern materials, the Halo Comparadun PMD belongs in your fly box.
Kit Includes:
Hook: Moonlit Premium TOGATTA ML102 (Size 14-20)
Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed 110m 12/0 Primrose
Tail: Semperfli Iron Dun Micro Fibbets
Body: Moonlit Wild Barred Turkey Biots PMD
Wing: Moonlit Halo Hair Smoke Dun
Thorax: Moonlit Beaver Dubbing Golden Olive
Halo Comparadun PMD Tying Tutorial
Built for the Hatch. Designed for the Adventure.
From quiet spring creeks to technical tailwaters and flowing western rivers, PMDs are a staple food source for trout. When fish become selective, the difference often comes down to presentation, proportion, and confidence.
Tie the Halo Comparadun PMD, carry it with confidence, and be ready when trout begin looking up.