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Rubberleg Stimulator

Rubberleg Stimulator

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The Stimulator is a widely favored fly globally, serving as an excellent all-around pattern for various waters. Smaller versions convincingly imitate caddis flies, while larger ones effectively resemble stoneflies. Its Elk wing and palmered rooster hackles ensure the fly stays buoyant and visible, and the addition of rubber legs enhances its lifelike, insect-like movement.

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