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Atomic Mayfly, BH, Tan

Item #: 615020161
Your Price: $1.50

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If you want to catch fish…then you better have a pile of Tan Bead Head Atomic Mayfly with you. It's not sexy, but it produces. Sure, the only thing harder to swallow than pride is flavored beer…but if tossing pride to the wind and going with the nymph rig means catching huge fish, then we all know we’ll do it. The big boys live down deep, where our beadheads in custom colors are going to find them and hook up.

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