Freshwater Deceivers

FLAT WINGED BLACK DECEIVER Submitted By Robb Nicewonger

FLAT WINGED BLACK DECEIVER THREAD black HOOK Kamasan B940 salmon hook #4 TAIL 4 black variant saddles tied in flat covered with a few stands of black rainbow tiewell sparkle flash COLLAR sparse black bucktail with a few strands of tiewell sparkle flash on top EYES prismatic stick on COMMENTS This has been a very effective largemouth bass fly. It could be a minnow, a leech or when tied in lrger sizes (up to 2/0) a small snake. Back To The "Untraditional" Deceiver Patterns Page

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