Fulling Mill 3D Glass Buzzer - Dark Olive

Real pupae are translucent, which is why glass works

When a midge pupa is ready to hatch it fills with gas under its own skin and starts a slow vertical climb to the surface, and that gas is what makes a real one look glassy rather than solid. A translucent body catches the same light. Dark olive is the subtle end of the range for clear high country lakes. Fish it under an indicator or on a slow figure-of-eight, and remember that a rising pupa moves upward, not along.