Bead Head Leech

Bead Head Leech
There are many "wormy" looking creatures that live in aquatic environments. Most lakes and weedy streams have dense populations of leeches and aquatic worms. During much of the time they are buried in the substrate or bottom vegetation. However during low light conditions they often forage about where they are exposed to patrolling game fish. Trout and bass seek out these tender morsels and eat them like candy. This is especially true early in the spring before weeds start to grow. Leeches are your most important early season lake flies. If the water temperature is cold, they are most effective when fished slowly along the bottom with a sinking fly line. Swimming leaches are flat and elongated. They swim with an undulating, almost ribbon-like motion. Bachmann's Marabou Leech is designed to mimic this action. It's new. It's flat and has a black bead head that gives it a distinct swimming-leach action.

		Bead Head Leech, Black
Item	Description	Size	Price	To Top
9041-06	Bead Head Leech, Black	6	3 for $5.85
9041-08	Bead Head Leech, Black	8	3 for $5.85
9041-10	Bead Head Leech, Black	10	3 for $5.85

		Bead Head Leech, Brown
Item	Description	Size	Price	To Top
9044-06	Bead Head Leech, Brown	6	3 for $5.85
9044-08	Bead Head Leech, Brown	8	3 for $5.85
9044-10	Bead Head Leech, Brown	10	3 for $5.85

		Bead Head Leech, Olive
Item	Description	Size	Price	To Top
9043-06	Bead Head Leech, Olive	6	3 for $5.85
9043-08	Bead Head Leech, Olive	8	3 for $5.85
9043-10	Bead Head Leech, Olive	10	3 for $5.85

The key to success is "understanding". You can never know enough.
Understanding the organisms that trout feed on is one of the keys to catching trout.
The Hatch Guide For Western Streams by Jim Schollmeyer
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