Skiddish Smolt
$4.00
HEADHUNTERS SAYS Created by guide Jeff Hickman, the Skiddish Smolt is among our top selling streamers every season. The original “silver” is still the most popular, but the brown version is not far behind. If you like watching your streamer jump and dart on the retrieve, then you should try the Skiddish Smolt. This fly is in the daily rotation in October and November.
Additional information
| Hook size | #4 |
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Buggaman –
#1 ‘go-to’ streamer for the Mo and pretty much anywhere else. We call it the Tin Man and have fished it successfully on the Mo for years. It moves big fish and adds a visual element that is super exciting. Entices huge, strong hits especially when traveling across the river when switching banks – a.k.a. trolling! Don’t forget about the Scarecrow (Olive) and Cowardly Lion (Brown) – all three are winners on the ‘Land of Oz’ (Craiglandia)