Description
Upside Down Bream Killer – Natural Tan is a BreamBugs fly pattern selected for bluegill, bass, and crappie anglers who want natural movement, fish-catching profile, and dependable fly-box versatility. It fits naturally in a fly box stocked with crappie flies, panfish flies, jig patterns, and warmwater fly fishing tackle.
Use it around ponds, creeks, lakes, weed beds, shaded banks, and other productive warmwater spots, or keep it ready when you want a proven BreamBugs option for your next fly fishing trip.
Product Details
Yes, the hook is up in the “Upside Down Bream Killer”. Designed by Glen Davis for bluegill fly fishing. You can cast this fly into the weeds and brush. Let it sink to the bottom and drag it slowly to the bottom where the big ones are. The hook rides up and the hackle and streamers act as weed guards. Bead eyes, black and white squirrel tail hair hackle, and black and white wood duck flank feathers tail with white rubber legs this fly attracts lots of attention from bluegill, crappie, and bass, Uncle Don can vouch for that, he tested it before he allowed it on the BreamBugs site. Tied on Eagle Claw Aberdeen hooks. Made in the USA.
Your Name –
Oh mann this is a killer fly(no pun intended)I just used it the other day on my favorite lake. I caught bass and bream . This fly did everything you said it weould, plus I did not snag it on anything and I am terrible caster when it comes to a weighted fly, best of all it is not that heavy.Great job uncle Don your tops and DFrazier is a excellent fly tier I can use the fly again it is a the same it was when I got it.The black w/orange works too
Mike Cornelius –
I recently fished a 6 natural tan on a small creek in North Alabama on a short 4 weight with great success. It proved to be a killer on bream and a few nice smallmouth. I really appreciated the fact that it didn't hang up when I let it fall to the bottom. I look forward to trying out the other colors.
Curtis Gross –
My first time using the “Upside Down Bream Killer” and I caught bream, large mouth bass, and a catfish over 5 pounds. If you are looking for one fly to catch anything in the water, this should be at the top of your list.