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Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD Fishing Pattern for Trout

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $23.31.Current price is: $14.85.

Hyper-realistic fishing pattern designed to fool trout in smooth currents with CDC and biot materials.

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Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD

Designed with precision, the Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD utilizes CDC and biot materials to create a hyper-realistic silhouette for technical waters. This pattern excels at fooling educated trout in smooth currents where presentation is everything.

Key Features

  • Constructed with CDC and biot materials for natural movement and texture
  • Optimized for smooth current conditions and precise presentation
  • Designed to mimic natural prey in technical waters
Material Application
CDC Provides realistic movement and weight in water
Biot Enhances natural color and texture for trout attraction

FAQ

What type of water conditions is the Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD best suited for?

The Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD is best suited for smooth current conditions and technical waters where precise presentation is critical.

Are the materials used in this pattern natural?

Yes, the pattern uses CDC and biot materials, which are natural and provide realistic movement and texture in water.

Can this pattern be used in both still and moving water?

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3 reviews for Harrop’s Captive Dun – PMD Fishing Pattern for Trout

  1. Christian Piper –

    This pattern worked exceptionally well in a slow-moving stream. The CDC and biot materials gave it a natural look and movement. I caught two trout using it in the morning light. Highly recommended for technical waters.

  2. Gavin Nolan –

    Great detail and realistic silhouette. It stayed in place well during a dry spell. Trout were fooled easily, especially when fished with a slow retrieve.

  3. Kylie Paterson –

    Fished in a narrow run with consistent current. The pattern moved naturally and attracted fish that were previously uninterested. Perfect for precise presentations.

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