Description
The Picasse is named after the French word for “anchor,” is a versatile and enduringly popular Atlantic salmon fly. It was originally created by Marc LeBlanc, a guide and fly tyer from New Brunswick, Canada, in the 1980s. LeBlanc designed the Picasse to be durable and effective, capable of handling the rigors of catching multiple salmon and holding up to demanding fishing conditions. Today, the Picasse is a testament to LeBlanc’s ingenuity and the enduring legacy of this classic Atlantic salmon fly.
