The Hare’s Ear Nymph with legs is a variation of the traditional Hare’s Ear Nymph, a popular fly pattern in fly fishing. This version includes the addition of legs, usually made from soft materials like rubber or silicon, to enhance the fly’s realism. The fly typically features a body made from hare’s fur or synthetic dubbing, a wing case often created with pheasant tail fibers or other materials, and the distinctive legs protruding from the thorax. This pattern is effective for imitating various aquatic insect larvae and is widely used for trout fishing.