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Buggy, buggy buggy...this low riding sedge or caddis imitation never stood a chance at a complete drift without a bite. Floats well, but can be hard to see due to it's profile. Don't let that scare you though...that's what makes it so deadly. We recommended a tandem set up with patterns such as the Elk Caddis as the first or top dry with a section of about 12-18 inches of mono tippet to this pattern.
There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best known attractor patterns we know of. A stonefly, terrestrial, moth...regardless, it gets eaten all day long. Add some flash to that and you have an easier to see version. Add some Rubber legs and you have an even more enticing version.
There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best known attractor patterns we know of. A stonefly, terrestrial, moth...regardless, it gets eaten all day long. Add some flash to that and you have an easier to see version.
There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best known attractor patterns we know of. A stonefly, terrestrial, moth...regardless, it gets eaten all day long. Add some flash to that and you have an easier to see version. Add some Rubber legs and you have an even more enticing version
There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best known attractor patterns we know of. A stonefly, terrestrial, moth...regardless, it gets eaten all day long. Add some flash to that and you have an easier to see version. Add some Rubber legs and you have an even more enticing version
There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best known attractor patterns we know of. A stonefly, terrestrial, moth...regardless, it gets eaten all day long. Add some flash to that and you have an easier to see version. Add some Rubber legs and you have an even more enticing version
