Cone Head Wiggle Bugger Streamer
The Cone Head Wiggle Bugger Streamer from JT Flies is a locally tied bugger variation tied with a wiggly rubber leg body that makes unique movement underwater. Fish this fly like a leech or baitfish on the retrieve, or drop it under a large indicator and dead drift it along the bank.
- Weighted cone head
- Bugger variation
- For trout and other freshwater species
- Locally tied in Calgary, Alberta
- Sold individually
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Wiggly rubber leg |
| Target Species | Trout and other freshwater fish |
| Design Origin | Calgary, Alberta |
| Usage Method | Retrieve like a leech or baitfish; dead drift under indicator |
FAQ
What makes the wiggly rubber leg different from other bugger designs?
The wiggly rubber leg creates natural movement in the water, mimicking the motion of a leech or baitfish, which can attract predatory fish more effectively.
Is this fly suitable for use in still or moving water?
Yes, it works well in both still and moving water. It’s especially effective when dead-drifted along the bank or retrieved with a natural motion.
Can this fly be used with a floating or sinking line?
It’s best used with a sinking or intermediate line when dead-drifting under an indicator. It can also be fished on a floating line with a slow retrieve.
Matt Underwood –
This fly moves really well in the water. I used it on a slow retrieve in a clear stream and saw several trout take it. The wiggly leg gives a natural action that’s hard to replicate with other bugs.
Nathan Knox –
Good quality and well tied. It’s a bit heavier than expected, but that’s probably due to the weighted cone head. Works well when I drop it under a float and let it drift.
Gabrielle Clark –
I’ve tried several bugger styles, but this one stands out. The movement is realistic and fish are consistently interested. Great for early season fishing.