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Big Y Fly Co. Waking Fly for Steelhead Fishing

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $1.50.Current price is: $0.86.

White-winged waking fly attracts steelhead to strike wet flies; ideal for surface fishing in summer streams.

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Bomber Waking Fly by Big Y Fly Co.

The Bomber is a waking fly designed to ride on the surface of the water, creating movement and disturbance to attract summer steelhead into striking position.

It can be used in combination with a traditional wet fly. The waking fly draws the fish’s attention first, often prompting a strike, after which the steelhead may then target the more natural-looking wet fly, which better mimics their feeding behavior.

The white wings offer excellent visibility for both the fish and the angler, making it easier to track the fly’s movement and ensure proper presentation.

Feature Description
Design Surface-riding waking fly
Use Case Attracting steelhead on summer waters
Color White wings for visibility
Compatibility Works well with traditional wet flies

FAQ

Can the Bomber fly be used alone without a wet fly?

Yes, the Bomber can be used alone to attract steelhead, especially in areas where fish are known to be surface-feeding.

Is the white wing color suitable for all water conditions?

The white wings provide good visibility in clear to moderately stained waters. In very murky conditions, visibility may be reduced.

How should the Bomber be presented in the water?

Present the Bomber gently on the surface, allowing it to drift naturally to create movement and disturbance.

3 reviews for Big Y Fly Co. Waking Fly for Steelhead Fishing

  1. Gordon Simpson –

    The Bomber worked well on a summer steelhead run. The white wings stood out and the fly moved naturally on the surface. I used it with a wet fly and saw several strikes after the initial reaction.

  2. Nathan Hamilton –

    Good for surface action. The fly stayed on top and attracted fish that would otherwise ignore the water. A bit more drift than expected, but still effective.

  3. Carolyn White –

    Used it during a morning run on a clear lake. Fish reacted immediately to the movement. Combined with a wet fly, it created a strong feeding response.

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