Fl. Coal Fire Rusty Crawfish Bush Fur Leech | Articulated Streamer

Description Fl. Coal Fire–Rusty Crawfish Bush Fur Leech — Articulated Streamer Two colors. One fly. Three things fish think it is — and none of them survive the encounter. The Coal Fire–Rusty Crawfish Bush Fur Leech is built from two of the most proven colors in freshwater fly fishing, blended into a single articulated streamer that works overtime on the water. Nature’s Spirit Monster Bush Fur in Fl. Coal Fire and Rusty Crawfish is wrapped section by section on a mini wire brush, building a dense, pulsing profile that pushes water, flexes in the current, and comes alive on every strip, swing, or dead drift. The dual-color blend is the key. Coal Fire brings the dark, reactive contrast that triggers strikes in low light and stained water. Rusty Crawfish adds the warm, burnt-orange tones that mimic some of the most calorie-rich food sources in any freshwater system — crawfish, dragonfly nymphs, and leeches. When the two colors work together in the water column, they create a profile that looks like something a big fish needs to eat right now. Tied on premium Partridge streamer hooks with gold bead chain eyes that sink the fly with purpose without robbing it of action. Semperfli 6/0 Classic Waxed thread locks every wrap down tight — this fly is built to survive real fishing, not just look good in a box. For Trout — Crawfish, Dragonfly Nymph & Leech Imitation Brown trout and rainbow trout are predators, and they key in on high-protein food sources year-round. The Coal Fire–Rusty Crawfish color combination is one of the most effective multi-imitator patterns you can swing through a trout river or strip across a stillwater flat. When crawfish are active and scuttling along the bottom, this fly matches the burnt, rusty coloration of a fleeing cray with uncanny accuracy. In slower, weed-edged water, that same profile reads as a dragonfly nymph — one of the most overlooked and underutilized trout food sources in stillwater fishing. Strip it erratically, let it pause and sink, then strip again. Trout don’t let it pass twice. Fish it on a sink tip through deep runs and undercut banks for big browns, or slow-roll it along weed lines for aggressive stillwater rainbows. Size down to the #10 for pressured fish, go #6 when you want maximum profile and action. For Bass — The Crawfish Pattern That Closes the Deal Crawfish are the preferred meal of every serious largemouth and smallmouth bass in North America, and the Rusty Crawfish color is as close to the real thing as you’ll find on a hook. The Coal Fire–Rusty Crawfish Bush Fur Leech hits every trigger point — the pulsing, shaggy profile mimics a fleeing cray, the articulated design gives it the erratic movement of something trying to escape, and the gold bead chain eyes help it drop nose-down into structure exactly like the real thing does. Strip it fast along rocky points and rip-rap to trigger reaction strikes from aggressive smallmouth. Let it sink into laydowns and submerged structure for largemouth hunting ambush prey. In rivers, swing it through current seams and let it flutter on the pause — that’s when smallmouth commit hard. The dragonfly nymph profile is equally lethal in shallow, weedy water where bass are sight-feeding in the shallows. One fly, multiple reads, consistent results. Tying Specs: Material: Nature’s Spirit Monster Bush Fur — Fl. Coal Fire & Rusty Crawfish, wrapped on mini wire brush Hook: Partridge Streamer Hooks (sizes #6, #8, #10 Articulated) Eyes: Gold Bead Chain Eyes Thread: Semperfli 6/0 Classic Waxed Thread Fishes well as: Crawfish imitation, Dragonfly Nymph imitation, Leech pattern Target Species: Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Pike, Musky $9.95 — Handtied Articulated Streamer — Available in #6, #8, and #10