Help with ID of fly

[Takem]

These flies were labeled as multiplie things in the store I was at. I'm thinking its a blue wing wet fly. Anyone know for sure? There was a caddis hatch today but elk hair caddis and emergers were'nt doing that well. After staring at them in the water they looked similar to this so I tied it on and it really worked well.

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[Takem]

Sorry I can't seem to post the pic. I can link it.
http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc35/brad-hendrickson/7140BB63-C069-4612-8D1F-3E800DE1F488_zpslfs1zay2.jpg

 

[Fishidiot]

It appears to be a Hare' Ear wet fly.

This is a generic and common pattern made with rabbit fur and tinsel ribbing. Perhaps it is called something else in a particular fly shop or catalog as flies of this style can vary slightly and be known by different regional names.
I'd call it a Hare's Ear.

 

[redietz]

Fishidiot wrote:
It appears to be a Hare' Ear wet fly.

I'm not saying you're wrong, but I can't make out the body enough to even tell if it's dubbed, floss or quill, let alone say it's a Hare's Ear.

It looks like some sort of an olive imitation to me.

Winged wets are often a good choice during a caddis hatch.

 

[duckfoot]

Winged wet olive.