JT Flies Vampire Leech
This locally tied Vampire Leech has become a Fish Tales staff favorite. Featuring a hot bead head that plummets quickly, a buggy body and flowy, flashy tail, this jig style leech is a must have in your fly box for trout.
- Jig style leech for lakes or streams
- Locally tied
- Sold individually
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Style | Jig style |
| Target Fish | Trout |
| Tying Location | Local workshop |
| Unit Type | Individual |
FAQ
What makes the Vampire Leech effective for trout?
The hot bead head allows for quick sinking, while the buggy body and flowy tail create natural movement that attracts trout in still or moving water.
Is this fly suitable for both lakes and streams?
Yes, this jig style leech is designed for use in both lakes and streams due to its balanced action and durability.
Is the fly tied locally?
Yes, the Vampire Leech is hand-tied in a local workshop, ensuring quality and consistency.
Emily Ferguson –
Caught several trout on the Vampire Leech during a morning stream run. The bead head sinks fast and the tail moves naturally. Great for slow presentations in clear water.
Leah Dowd –
Works well in both still and moving water. The flashy tail draws attention, and it’s easy to cast. A reliable addition to my fly box.
Phil Ellison –
Felt the jig sink quickly and stayed on the surface just right. Used it in a cold spring stream and had good results with a wary trout.