The third and final addition to new flies added in December. For those of you who haven't had a chance to few the 2 previous posts he...
The third and final addition to new flies added in December. For those of you who haven't had a chance to few the 2 previous posts here is a quick recap. We typically add 12 new patterns to our online catalog each month. However, due to a large number of pattern suggestions from our awesome customers, we quickly found we had more patterns than we knew what to do with. So during the month of December we posted a new pattern everyday. These our the last eleven patterns we added during December.
 | Sawyer's Pheasant Tail - Today's popular Pheasant tail follows an evolutionary trail from this pattern invented in the UK by Frank Sawyer. A classic in the truest sense of the word. Imitates virtually every mayfly nymph and the classic profile will get a strike again and again from the most discerning trout. |
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Carp Crack - If you ever want to hone in your fishing skills try chasing carp sometime. Since their main sense is smell it takes a special kind of fisherman with a special kind of fly to tackle these invasive beasts. This fly comes with all the right mojo to get it done. Dumbbell eyes keep the hook floating point up, while the rubber legs create little vibration actions in the water. Throw this in front of a crap using a slight jigging motion and hold on.
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Stealth Drone - Foam bubble body, chartreuse in color, rubber legs, and krystal flash tail, just try keeping this pattern out of a small mouth or panfish mouth. This is an incredibly versatile pattern both in the species it will go after and the way you can fish it. Let it skate across the water, slowing strip in for a slider motion, or aggressively strip it in for dives.
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Conehead Woolly Bugger - We probably should of add this pattern a long time ago, but as they say better late than never. Coneheads are great when you are fishing deep and/or fast waters. They sink more rapidly than beadheads and some think they make a nicer motion in the water especially on the swing.
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Dog Pellet - Meant to replicate a dog pellet or fish pellets, this pattern works great on fish that have been recently stocked. Also a good carp pattern in lakes and ponds where people tend to feed the fish. Try tossing it under a tree when seeds are dropping and fish are lurking.
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Crappie Kandy - Originally designed as a crappie pattern, the Crappie Kandy is quickly becoming a jack of all trades. Not many fish can turn down chartreuse, marabou, and krystal flash. Try it when chasing bass, panfish, trout, maybe even the occasional steelhead or two.
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Dirty Hippie - Who doesn't love a dirty hippie? ... Just kidding. But in all seriousness this is a pattern that many people swear by. Conehead, real eyes, short yet full body, this Dirty Hippie gets in the water and gets down fast. Fish in deep fast currents, or strip in deep quite pools, either way this pattern has been know to catch some real monsters.
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Beadhead Chilean Bugger - Famous for catching huge rainbows in South America, this pattern is quickly catching on in the 48. A great pattern when fishing lakes, rivers, and even streams. Anywhere there are sure to be big trout, this pattern is sure to find them.
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South Fork Chernobyl - Invented on the South Fork of the Snake, or so they say, this Chernobyl pattern is meant to mimic a big nasty terrestrial. While Chernobyl are typically referred to as ants, this is an ant none of us really want to see. Try fishing it during terrestrial, salmonfly, and hex hatches, chances are it won't disappoint.
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Mini Diablo Crab - Permit love crabs, when they hatch permit will go into a feeding frenzy. This pattern is a time tested pattern that has produce many fish. Not just for Permit, give this guy a try when fishing for bonefish, snook, red fish, etc. Don't be afraid to try it in colder or brackish waters.
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Foam Cricket -The great thing about foam is it is basically impossible to sink. The Foam Cricket allows a fisherman to save on a floatant applicant, and time. Even though this is called a cricket, it has been know to work anytime fish are keying in one big terrestrials. Fish during hopper, ants, and salmonfly hatches.
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