Concorde Slider – Brown
From the designer, Cheech:
As many of you know by now, I absolutely love tying and fishing sliders. Building them so they swim properly is no small task, and it can sometimes take a while before a streamer passes the vibe check. This one had so much movement that it would try to somersault in the water instead of tracking true. I wanted it to dig down, so I added a keel weight to both hooks to make it move without flipping over. It’s extremely easy to cast and pushes a lot of water, and like any of our other tutorials, experiment with multiple colors and sizes until you find what works best in your home waters!
Product Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Keel Weight | Added to both hooks to prevent flipping and improve underwater tracking |
| Material | High-quality fishing line and durable hook construction |
| Color | Brown |
| Use | Designed for natural water environments and streamer fishing |
FAQ
What makes the Concorde Slider different from other slider designs?
The Concorde Slider includes keel weights on both hooks to prevent flipping and improve underwater tracking, allowing it to dig down and move naturally through the water.
Is the brown color suitable for all types of water conditions?
The brown color blends well with natural environments and is effective in various water conditions, especially in clear or muddy streams.
Can I use this slider in both still and moving water?
Yes, the slider is designed to perform well in both still and moving water due to its balanced weight distribution and streamlined shape.

Mary Poole –
The Concorde Slider works great in my local streams. The keel weights keep it from flipping, and it tracks smoothly through the water. I’ve used it for several days now and it’s still holding up well.
Lillian Rutherford –
It’s easier to cast than other sliders I’ve tried. The brown color matches the water well, and it dives deep without flipping. A solid choice for stream fishing.
Vanessa Morgan –
I followed the tutorial and tied it myself. The movement is natural and it stays on course. The added keel weights make a noticeable difference in performance.