Jan’s Trout Crayfish – Fulling Mill
When most people think of crayfish, they think of bass fishing, but the crayfish is one of the big trout’s most important sources of food.
Fish the crayfish fly pattern slowly along the bottom of a slow pool. Chances are if you do get a bite it will be big. Will in fact work for bass as well.
Available in orange and olive colors.
| Color | Use |
|---|---|
| Orange | Trout and bass fishing |
| Olive | Trout and bass fishing |
FAQ
What type of fish is this pattern best suited for?
This crayfish fly pattern is best suited for trout, and it can also be effective for bass.
How should I present the crayfish fly pattern in the water?
Fish the pattern slowly along the bottom of a slow pool.
Are there different color options available?
Yes, the pattern is available in orange and olive colors.
Adrian Allan –
The crayfish pattern worked well in a slow pool. I caught a large trout using it. The orange version stood out well in the water and was easy to cast.
Donna Grant –
Used the olive version in a clear stream. Got a few bites, though not as consistent as expected. Still a solid option for trout fishing.
Alison Lewis –
Fished it in the morning with a slow retrieve. Caught a big bass. The pattern mimics natural movement and looks realistic.