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Aqua Flies Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer – Weighted Crawfish Fly for Trout & Salmon

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $8.00.Current price is: $3.33.

Imitates a swimmy crayfish; perfect for tailwater trout, steelhead, and bass.

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Aqua Flies Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer

Aqua Flies Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer makes an excellent fly for tailwater trout, steelhead and salmon or even bass. This fly is weighted with barbell eyes and trailing antennae imitating a swimmy crayfish.

  • Weighted crawfish pattern for trout, steelhead, bass
Feature Detail
Weight Type Barbell eyes
Imitation Swimmy crayfish
Target Species Trout, steelhead, salmon, bass
Package Type Individual
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FAQ

What fish does the Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer target?

The Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer is designed to target tailwater trout, steelhead, salmon, and bass.

Is this fly suitable for use in still water?

While it works well in tailwater, it may not be optimal for still water conditions due to its design for moving water environments.

Can I use this fly in saltwater?

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3 reviews for Aqua Flies Mike’s Crawdaddy Streamer – Weighted Crawfish Fly for Trout & Salmon

  1. Tracey Bell –

    Fished in a cold stream and caught several trout with this pattern. The barbell eyes and trailing antennae look very realistic and the weight helps it sink properly. A solid choice for tailwater fishing.

  2. Tracey Watson –

    Used it during a steelhead run and saw a few bites. The fly moves naturally in the current and the crayfish imitation is convincing. Would recommend for cold water streams.

  3. Madeleine Peake –

    Great for bass in slow-moving rivers. The weight and design make it effective when the water is moving. Easy to tie and works well in both trout and bass habitats.

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