Pinkuvee – Tungsten (Barbless)
Excellent trout pattern that makes lines tight. If the frenchie has been productive, give this one a try as well.
Brown body, dual wire ribbing, metallic pink tungsten bead, and a resin covered body makes this fly irresistible. A subtle pearl flash thorax makes this fly noticeable even in murky conditions.
Fish on the point or the drop, this fly is going to get down quick.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Color | Brown |
| Bead Type | Metalllic pink tungsten |
| Ribbing | Dual wire |
| Body Coating | Resin |
| Thorax Flash | Subtle pearl |
| Barb | Barbless |
FAQ
Is the Pinkuvee fly suitable for use in clear or murky waters?
The subtle pearl flash thorax makes this fly noticeable even in murky conditions, so it performs well in both clear and murky waters.
Does the fly have a barb?
No, the Pinkuvee fly is barbless.
What type of fish is this pattern best suited for?
This pattern is excellent for trout and works well when fishing with the frenchie, making it ideal for trout patterns.
Victor Rampling –
This fly performs well in both clear and cloudy waters. The metallic pink tungsten bead stands out and the subtle pearl flash helps it catch the eye of trout. It’s easy to cast and stays on the point or drop quickly. Great for trout fishing in varied conditions.
Ruth Poole –
I’ve used this fly on several trout streams. The dual wire ribbing gives it a solid feel, and the resin coating keeps it durable. It’s noticeable even in low visibility, which is a big plus.
Bella Davies –
Fished it in a murky stream and saw several trout take it on the drop. The barbless design makes it easy to retrieve and doesn’t snag. The color combination is effective and natural-looking.