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€3.75
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator
SKU: NFD9837
The original STIMULATOR is credited to Randall Kaufman. Originally designed to imitate the giant stonefly. This well know pattern has taken many effective variations. As an attractor dry in heavy water the CRYSTAL STIMULATOR may be the best.
Versions:
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Tan 12
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Tan 14
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Tan 16
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Yellow 12
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Yellow 14
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Yellow 16
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€3.75
Umpqua Fly Crystal Stimulator Rubber Leg
SKU: NFD9836
Sizes 10,12,14 and 16
Purple
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€9.95
Umpqua Fly Cuda Flourescent Green Tandem
SKU: NFD9704
The Cuda Fly mimics a Needle Fish, a primary food source of Barracuda’s. Whip this fly to a ‘Cuda, strip it as fast as you can and hold on . The flies are tied about 8″ long with two saltwater hooks and casts very well. Barracuda really enjoy chasing this fly down.
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€2.65
Umpqua Fly Damsel Adult
SKU: NFD9893
A near perfect representation of an Adult Damsel fly this pattern is perfect for trout, panfish, bass, and more. Designed to land delicately and ride low in the water to fool fish.
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€2.95
Umpqua Fly Damsel Nymph Burk’s Olive
SKU: NFD9894
Size 12
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€12.95
Umpqua Fly Danger Muffin Crab McKnight Ghost
SKU: NFD9677
“Going back more than 10 years ago, I got invited by a good friend and client to Guanaja, Honduras for a weeklong DIY saltwater trip and sat down to tie some permit flies for the trip.
I had talked with a bunch of people that had been down there to fish and researched all kinds of crab photos.
With all the standard stuff I began to play around with a more imitative Reef Crab imitation. Looking for a more mixable alternative to wool, I tried using rabbit instead- which ended up working nicely. By adding in some deer hair, we got a fantastic, mottled effect.
Long story short, ended up with two DIY permit that week on that initial olive version. Over the past few years, we have had this fly do very well everywhere, Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, even made some in roads with a handful of Florida Keys guides.
When Pat Cohen came out with the laser cut claws I played around with a few and thought they looked like a great fit. After fishing with them, I am convinced they work even better.”
Sizes 2,4 and 6
Colours: Ghost Tan, Golden Brown and Sandy Olive
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€4.55
Umpqua Fly Deep Cleaner Bond
SKU: NFD9874
“Over the years fishing all of Montana’s glorious rivers and looking over the bugs and extraordinary hatches I really enjoyed tying up different patterns that were simple and effective. About four years back there was the mop fly craze which I had only seen photos of and never tried. I was doing a bathroom remodel of my house and I was walking through a local Ace Hardware and waddled past a brown hand cloth that is the exact color of a coffee rubber legs and snatched up two of them which had so much mop I’d be good for life. I went home that night and created the Deep Cleaner.
Simple, effective and has a fuller more voluptuous body, thick. More so than any of the other stone flies I use on a regular basis. The deep cleaner has a 360° full frame and once you get it deep in the box, the bounce and the hover, just so good. A simple playoff of the pats rubber legs, just add mop, and of course a little touch of black sharpie, but you can get as creative as you want with tiger stripes giraffe markings or simple dots. After there’s been a few other boats that float through the box a simple pass with the deep cleaner BRINGS them out. A number one go to anchor fly all year on any river with a population of stone flies. Or just double up and throw 2 tandem and double your chances!”
– Signature Tyer John Bond
Versions:
Umpqua Fly Deep Cleaner Bond Coffee/Black 8
Umpqua Fly Deep Cleaner Bond Gold Stone 8
Umpqua Fly Deep Cleaner Bond Gold Stone 10
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€4.95
Umpqua Fly Deep Cleaner Jigged Bond Coffee/Black
SKU: NFD9907
Size 8
“Several years ago when I lived in Montana, I uses to tie the Deep Cleaner on a jig hook and put them in buckets of water to see how they reacted on the bottom.
I noticed that it had a more natural approach while bouncing on the bottom and from rock to rock, the same way a natural stone would, by lifting its tail while traveling downstream.
The original deep cleaner is a free-floating stone getting caught in the current, and with the heavier jig hook it really moves from rock to rock while the mop material keeps the tail buoyant and slightly lifted. During a big stonefly hatch before the dries would really pop, I would often double up with the deep cleaner when nymphing. While guiding on the Big Hole River, I would use this tactic often during the Salmonfly hatch, having the heavier jig on the bottom and the original Deep Cleaner a little higher up in the current. It would always lead to a very productive day running the Double Deep Cleaner!”
Signature Tyer John Bon
