Rivfly Select Series: The Trout Candy Attraction Pack (9-Piece)
Guide-curated assortment of Mops, Squirmies, and Eggs for stocked and stubborn fish.
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- Rivfly Select Series: Expertly curated “Junk Fly” trio for high-pressure success.
- The “Unfair Advantage”: Includes 3 Mops (#10), 3 Squirmies (#12), and 3 Eggs (#14).
- Cream Mop Fly: High-density microfiber mimics crane fly larvae; deadly on fresh stockers.
- Red Squirmy Wormy: Ultra-soft silicone creates life-like wiggle in dead drifts.
- Peach Nuke Egg: Realistic veiled yarn construction for winter and spawning seasons.
Availability: In stock
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Part of the Rivfly Select Series: Engineered for Results.
The Rivfly Select Series is designed to remove the guesswork from your fly box. We don’t just throw random flies together; we curate specific patterns that complement each other for distinct fishing scenarios. The Trout Candy pack is your “Break Glass in Case of Emergency” kit.
The Scenario: When “Matching the Hatch” Fails
Sometimes, trout simply ignore natural insect imitations. Whether you are targeting fresh stockers, fishing high muddy water, or battling winter lethargy, you need an aggression trigger. This collection features the three most effective attractor patterns—often called “Junk Flies”—to salvage the day when nothing else works.
Inside the Box: Tactical Component Analysis
1. The Cream Mop Fly (#10) – The Heavyweight
Built with a dense, absorbent microfiber body, the Mop Fly presents a massive calorie profile. It sinks fast and mimics a large crane fly larva or grub.
Tactic: Dead drift it through deep pools immediately after stocking trucks arrive.
2. The Red Squirmy Wormy (#12) – The Agitator
Unlike rigid chenille worms, our Squirmy features a proprietary soft silicone body. It wiggles and vibrates with the slightest micro-currents, triggering the lateral line of trout even in zero-visibility water.
Tactic: Use as a lead fly in a tandem rig, especially after rainstorms.
3. The Peach Nuke Egg (#14) – The Winter Staple
A realistic roe imitation featuring a soft veil that mimics the natural slime coating of a drifting egg. The hook gap is kept open to ensure solid hook-ups.
Tactic: Essential for winter tailwaters and spawning seasons when fish focus on protein-rich eggs.
Common Questions (FAQ)
What makes the Rivfly Select Series different?
We focus on material quality. Our Squirmies use non-brittle silicone, and our Mops use high-density microfiber that doesn’t unravel after one fish.
Is this pack suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. The Trout Candy patterns are the easiest flies to fish because they are highly visible and don’t require perfect drift technique to induce a strike.
Do I need floatant?
No. All flies in this pack are sub-surface nymphs designed to sink.
Technical Specifications
- Series: Rivfly Select Series (Pack #5)
- Hook Quality: Chemically Sharpened High-Carbon Steel
- Materials: Microfiber (Mop), Ultra-Flex Silicone (Squirmy), Synthetic Yarn (Egg)
- Total Count: 9 Flies (3 of each pattern)
- Target Species: Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Stocked Fish
| Weight | 10 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 85 × 85 × 3 mm |
2 reviews for Rivfly Select Series: The Trout Candy Attraction Pack (9-Piece)
I’m a bass guy who picked up trout fishing on a trip to Tennessee. My buddy told me to try these worm/egg patterns when nothing else was working on the Hiwassee. I was skeptical — they look almost too simple. But within 20 minutes I had my biggest trout ever. There’s something about that red/orange color in the water that just triggers something in trout. I’ve since learned these are legit flies with a real following, not just a novelty. Ordered two more packs. They work.
Water was high and off-color after some rain. Nothing was working — not my usual dry dropper, not my standard nymphs. My fishing partner pulled out one of these worm patterns and immediately got takes. I was fishing a more “sophisticated” setup and getting skunked. Lesson learned. Sometimes attractor patterns in high-vis colors are exactly what the fish want. These are tied well enough that the material has good action in the water, which I think is the key. Not just a bright fly — a bright fly that MOVES right.