| Bead Head Nymphs & Wet Flies |
| Bead Head Attractor Nymphs | Bead Head Midges |
| Bead Head Caddis | Bead Head Mayflies |
| Bead Head Krystal Buggers | Bead Head Stone Flies |
| Bead Head Leeches | Bead Head Flash-A-Buggers |
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The brass bead head fly has become one of the most popular fly types. This
is because the weight of the brass bead helps keep the fly very close to
the bottom where trout are used to seeing and capturing naturals. The
flash of the brass bead has also proven to be very attractive to several
other kinds of sport fish. Possibly it
just makes the fly easier for the fish to locate.
The patterns listed here are offered in the most productive
sizes. If you would like to know about the History of the Bead Head Fly, check out this fascinating article by Roman Moser. |
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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 is great reference material for the trout fisher. Check out our special deal. |
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