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Dazzle-Flash Baitfish Streamer
Dazzle-Flash Baitfish Streamer
A Modern, Irresistible Clouser-Style Minnow Fly Designed to Trigger Aggressive Strikes in Any Water.
SKU:STR-DFB-A-S6
Key Features
- INTENSE FLASH & ATTRACTION: Tied with premium, multi-toned tinsel fibers that reflect light from every angle to mimic a wounded baitfish.
- LIFELIKE JIGGING ACTION: Features scale eyes that give it the classic Clouser Minnow up-and-down jigging motion, irresistible to predators.
- SNAG-RESISTANT DESIGN: Rides hook-point-up to minimize snags on the bottom, allowing you to fish confidently in complex structures.
- ULTRA-SHARP & STRONG HOOK: Built on a high-carbon steel, chemically sharpened hook for instant penetration and superior holding power.
- VERSATILE PROVEN COLORS: Available in 6 carefully selected color combinations to match various baitfish and water conditions, from clear to murky.
Trout, Pike, Perch, Asp, Walleye, Yellowcheek, Redfish, Seatrout, Snook, Small Tarpon agus Jack Crevalle
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- Description
Meet Your New Go-To Streamer: The Dazzle-Flash Baitfish
When predatory fish are keyed in on minnows, you need a fly that not only looks the part but actively calls them in. Enter the Dazzle-Flash Baitfish Streamer, our modern evolution of the legendary Clouser Minnow pattern. We've engineered this fly to be a true fish-catching machine for anglers of all levels.
Why It Works
The secret lies in its vibrant construction. We've replaced traditional bucktail with cutting-edge synthetic tinsel fibers that explode with light and color underwater. This constant, multi-directional flash is a powerful trigger, simulating the frantic glint of a fleeing or injured baitfish that predators can't ignore. The 3D epoxy eyes add a realistic focal point for the final attack.
How to Fish It
The Dazzle-Flash Baitfish is incredibly versatile. Its weighted dumbbell eyes get it down into the strike zone quickly and create an irresistible jigging action. Cast it towards structure, let it sink for a moment, and then begin your retrieve. Use short, sharp strips of your line, with a distinct pause in between. Most strikes will happen on the pause as the fly flutters helplessly downwards. This "strip-strip-pause" technique is deadly in rivers for trout and bass, in lakes for pike, and even on saltwater flats for redfish and seatrout.