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Leech, Mini, Bead Head, Maroon

Item #: 615020400
Your Price: $1.65

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Leeches are some of the most effective stillwater and streamer patterns around and the Mini Bead Head Maroon Leech is a must for your box. Sparsley dressed leeches like this pattern can be deadly especially on selective fish. The Mini Bead Head Maroon Leech is tied just right to make this fly irresistible. The bead adds brightness which will attract fish in all conditions and provides a pivot action which will trigger aggressive strikes. The Maroon color seems to excel as water temperatures cool down after a warmer season.

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