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Bionic Hopper Tan Fishing Fly – Umpqua

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $35.03.Current price is: $16.52.

Realistic hopper imitation with 3 triggers, wiggly legs, and low profile for accurate surface fishing.

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Bionic Hopper – Tan

The Bionic hopper employs 3 triggers that set it apart from other imitations:

  • Uses a cylinder foam body to better match the silhouette of a grasshopper’s abdomen.
  • Utilizes long, wiggly legs that sit well away from the body of the fly, providing silhouette and movement.
  • Is designed to sit lower in the water to more accurately imitate the impression a hopper leaves when resting in or on the surface.

What this pattern lacks in “bin appeal” (it’s admittedly not as neat looking as many modern hopper imitations) it makes up for when fishing, as it is a fish favorite. The Bionic Hopper floats well, is easy to see, and combines natural movement with realistic action.

Feature Detail
Color Tan
Material Cylinder foam body, synthetic legs
Float Type Floats well, sits low in water
Design Purpose Imitates grasshopper resting on water surface

FAQ

How does the Bionic Hopper perform in different water conditions?

The Bionic Hopper performs well in still or slow-moving water due to its low-sitting profile and natural movement. It maintains visibility and action in light to moderate currents.

Is the Bionic Hopper suitable for use in deep water?

It is best suited for shallow to mid-depth waters where grasshoppers naturally rest on the surface. In deep water, it may not sit properly or mimic natural behavior effectively.

Can the Bionic Hopper be used with different fishing techniques?

Yes, it works well with dry fly presentations and surface fishing techniques where a realistic hopper silhouette is needed.

3 reviews for Bionic Hopper Tan Fishing Fly – Umpqua

  1. Sean Turner –

    I’ve used the Bionic Hopper in several streams and it’s been catching trout consistently. The way it sits low and moves naturally is impressive. It doesn’t look flashy, but the fish are responding well to it.

  2. Diana Lawrence –

    Not the most attractive fly in the box, but it’s effective. I caught a few fish on the first cast after trying it in a quiet pond. The legs move well and it stays visible in the water.

  3. Colin White –

    This fly mimics a real grasshopper better than most imitations I’ve tried. I use it during early morning hours when the water is still. It’s a solid choice for surface fishing.

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