1) Floating lure 2) Floating trout lure 
A fly constructed of water resistant, lightweight and buoyant materials so as to imitate a insect that alights or floats on the surface of the water. 
any fly fished upon the surface of the water; usually constructed of non-water-absorbent materials; most commonly used to imitate the adult stage of aquatic insects.
A fly which floats on the surface of the water by means of hackle (feather) fibers. An angler employing this technique is said to be dry-fly fishing.
(from the article `fly-tying`) Most fly-tying is designed for trout and salmon fishing. There are three stages of insect life that fly-tiers attempt to imitate. Dry flies, ...
an artificial fly used to float on the water and to imitate an adult insect on the surface of the water
A fly constructed of water resistant, lightweight and buoyant materials so as to imitate a insect that alights or floats on the surface of the water.
any fly fished upon the surface of the water; usually constructed of non-water-absorbent materials; most commonly used to imitate the adult stage of aquatic insects.
[n] - a fly (fisherman`s lure) that skims the surface of the water
Cicada - insects in the Order Hemiptera. They are best known for their long life cycles and loud song.
noun a fly (fisherman`s lure) that skims the surface of the water
A fly constructed of water resistant, lightweight and buoyant materials so as to imitate a insect that alights or floats on the surface of the water.
any fly fished upon the surface of the water; usually constructed of non-water-absorbent materials; most commonly used to imitate the adult stage of aquatic insects.
an artificial fly designed for use on the surface of the water. Cf.