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Bead heads get you down to the bottom before current can sweep your fly past fish in moving water and without undue waits in still waters. The combination of a bead head and standard unweighted pattern improves results as your fly spends more time with the fish and less time getting there. Classic casters of the quick sink bent might consider the Hare's Ear, Pheasant Tail and Prince Nymph group. Fish big "two fisted" rivers in the West and you need Stones.

Crawdad Orange Bead Head Scuds We also offer scuds with bead heads. These are most often used in the faster flowing waters. We recommend the non beaded for lakes and slow moving waters to get the most natural drifts and swimming motion. Bead heads are most effective in faster riffles to insure the fly stays close to the bottom.

Pink Bead Head Scuds We also offer scuds with bead heads. These are most often used in the faster flowing waters. We recommend the non beaded for lakes and slow moving waters to get the most natural drifts and swimming motion. Bead heads are most effective in faster riffles to insure the fly stays close to the bottom.

See above Photo Squirrel Belly Brown Bead Head Scuds We also offer scuds with bead heads. These are most often used in the faster flowing waters. We recommend the non beaded for lakes and slow moving waters to get the most natural drifts and swimming motion. Bead heads are most effective in faster riffles to insure the fly stays close to the bottom.

Gray Bead Head Scuds We also offer scuds with bead heads. These are most often used in the faster flowing waters. We recommend the non beaded for lakes and slow moving waters to get the most natural drifts and swimming motion. Bead heads are most effective in faster riffles to insure the fly stays close to the bottom.

See above style Ginger Variant (Mix of Brown & Orange) Bead Head Scuds We also offer scuds with bead heads. These are most often used in the faster flowing waters. We recommend the non beaded for lakes and slow moving waters to get the most natural drifts and swimming motion. Bead heads are most effective in faster riffles to insure the fly stays close to the bottom..

B. H. Bird's Nest -- All-round impressionistic fly to roll on bottom. It can serve as a drowned hopper imitation, match various minnows and big stoneflies and much else. Works for smallmouth bass as well.

B.H. Hares Ear -- A heavier version of one of the top three classic nymphs you can fish anytime for most anything just about anywhere. "It catches panfish in tropical fresh and saltwater too. Even caught a carp on one in the moot at the Forbidden City!"

B.H. Mayfly Olive - -This could be more accurately be described as a bead body but it is an effective imitation of the callibaetis in lakes and represents a number of insects in rivers. A generic nymph as well as a good choice when Mayflies bottom crawl in their nymphal cases.

B.H. Pheasant Tail -- Bead version of a classic nymph pattern second only to the Hare's Ear in popularity. Most European fishing experts say carp in heavily fished waters are smarter than bass or trout. Try "Italian Dry Flies" AKA breadcrusts for carp when rivers go off color. Some call carp "freshwater bonefish.".

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