Bank Robber

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A streamer fisherman's best friend. When you're pounding banks for large predatory trout or bass, you want a fly that makes an impact. Enter the Bank Robber. This pattern uses Fulling Mill's popular Streamer Stripper hook and the rear portion of the fly is articulated fish spines. A good jerk strip really puts this fly in motion. Warning; Hold on tight.

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