Skiddish Smolt Streamer (3-Pack)
Over the last decade, we’ve seen this smolt pattern in most commercial fly bins, but we always felt there could be a more authentic representation. Enter the Skiddish Smolt. It really shines when cast and stripped or swung on a trout spey. Smallies, trout, and even the Coho and Sea Run Cutthroat of the Puget Sound find this fly more than just likable. Don’t sleep on this one and add it to your fly box today.
Bonus Pro Tip: Not specifically engineered for saltwater, make sure you rinse it well before and after use or prepare for a short lifespan due to corrosion.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 3 pieces |
| Material | Wool and synthetic fibers |
| Use | Trout, smallies, Coho, Sea Run Cutthroat |
| Recommended Technique | Cast and strip, or swing on a trout spey |
FAQ
Is the Skiddish Smolt suitable for saltwater fishing?
No, it is not specifically engineered for saltwater use. Rinse thoroughly before and after use to prevent corrosion.
What types of fish does the Skiddish Smolt attract?
The Skiddish Smolt is effective on smallies, trout, Coho, and Sea Run Cutthroat.
How should I care for the fly after use?
Rinse the fly well with fresh water before and after use to maintain its integrity.
Adrian Murray –
I’ve used the Skiddish Smolt on several trout streams in the Puget Sound. It responds well to both cast and swing techniques. The action is natural and the fish take it easily. I’ve caught several smallies and trout with it.
Peter Dickens –
Great pattern for small trout and cutthroat. I noticed it performs best when swung on a spey rod. I did rinse it after each use, which helped maintain its shape.
Tracey Young –
This fly is a solid addition to my fly box. The detail and movement mimic real insects well. I’ve used it in both stillwater and moving water conditions and it’s been effective.