Skater Tot
Skater Tot
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A combination of a couple of our favorite flies (Chubby Chernobyl and Tilt Wing Dun) into one. The proven colors, and tapered foam deck pair well with the natural wing and hackles. The bleached elk wing is easy for anglers to see in most light, and the hackle fibers serve as legs and antennae that look like they are swimming and moving. This pattern is super versatile and represents many types of summer/fall insects. Hoppers, Yellow Sallies, Drakes, and Caddis. It also has many attractor colors to search with. As fish get weary of the bigger flies, this becomes a great pattern to transition into.
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