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Burkus Bearback Rider Fishing Bug – Fulling Mill

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $33.00.Current price is: $22.44.

Fluorescent red and golden olive fishing bug with foam over-wing for better surface presentation.

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Burkus Bearback Rider

Ken Burkholder’s Bearback Rider is quickly becoming the go-to for stonefly fishing in the West. This quirky named bug is purely an attractor with its fluorescent red thread wraps and golden olive ice dub. A new feature includes a custom foam over-wing which gives the pattern more stability and presents an even more enticing silhouette on the water surface.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Body Color Fluorescent red thread wraps
Head Color Golden olive ice dub
Additional Feature Custom foam over-wing

FAQ

What makes the Bearback Rider stand out among other stonefly imitations?

The custom foam over-wing provides enhanced stability and creates a more natural, enticing silhouette on the water surface, improving presentation during fishing.

Is the Bearback Rider suitable for use in both still and moving water?

Yes, the foam over-wing helps maintain consistent presentation, making it effective in various water conditions including moving streams and riffles.

Can the Bearback Rider be used with different types of fishing lines?

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3 reviews for Burkus Bearback Rider Fishing Bug – Fulling Mill

  1. Benjamin Ince –

    The Bearback Rider works exceptionally well in the morning when the water is still. The red and gold color combination catches the light beautifully, and the foam wing keeps it steady on the surface. I’ve seen multiple fish take it in a creek near my home.

  2. Oliver Ogden –

    It’s a bit more visible than other patterns, which helps when fishing in low light. The foam wing adds a nice touch and keeps the bug from flipping. I’ve used it in several streams and it’s consistently effective.

  3. Irene Smith –

    This is the first pattern that actually drew fish in a section of stream I’d been struggling with. The presentation is smooth and natural, and the colors stand out without looking flashy.

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