Fish love to eat crayfish and really love to eat them when they are shedding their old shell. When they shed or peel as we call it they become very light in color and are very soft an vulnerable. Fish key in on this stage as its super easy for them to catch and eat these protein packed snacks!
Material List: Hook: Masu B1 Streamer hook https://snakeriverfly.com/collections...Eyes: Med. Lead EyesTail: Tan and Shell pink marabouBody: Tan barbed elasticore https://snakeriverfly.com/collections...Legs: Lazer Legs Sculpin https://snakeriverfly.com/collections...head: Shrimp Zero gravity dubbing https://snakeriverfly.com/collections...Thread: Semperfli waxed 6/0 orange https://snakeriverfly.com/collections...
One of the most realistic leech patterns to ever come off our vise! The long cut hydro hackle adds incredible movement and life like texture to this balanced leech.
Larry got his nick name "The Legend" while guiding on the South Fork of Snake because the dude always had the perfect bug for any situation and now the cats out of the bag on his go to emerger when the PMD's are hatching.
Tan streamers are a must have in any system that has crawdads. When crayfish molt they become very soft and vulnerable making it easy pickings for trout and other predators. Tan or light brown colors seem to imitate these defenseless craws best while in this stage.
Micro streamers are lethal fly options for picky trout in any body of water. Pair that up with the euro nymph style approach and get ready for a sore arm. Our newest material Club Dub is SRFs spin on some of the synthetic seal materials already on the market but with a touch more flash and in some crazy custom colors for western trout.
