Thin Mint Streamer Fly Fishing Flies, Cone Head

Streamer and Leech patterns are designed to imitate subsurface creatures such as minnows, bait fish, and leeches. They are usually larger and heavier than most fly fishing patterns. Often these patterns require a specific fly line that is designed to cast heavy flies. Streamers and leeches can be effectively fished in rivers and lakes alike. By stripping the fly quickly, and sometimes with jerky movements, you can entice a fish to strike with force.

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This is a great little bugger pattern, the body is tied with peacock and rapped with a dark brown grizzle hackle. The tail is made of three different

THIN MINT BEAD HEAD - Hill's Discount Flies

Tied on Mustad Signature Hooks Hand Tied by Professionals Premium Materials The best fly fishing nymph just got better! Out fish your friends with this tungsten pheasant tail that will get to the feeding fish faster! This fly just might be the most important nymph in your box. An impressionistic fly, it represents a wide variety of aquatic nymphs like mayflies, stoneflies, and caddis. I always carry at least a dozen in various sizes from 12 to 18.