StreamersThe Insult
A streamer pattern that's large, flashy, and designed to provoke aggressive strikes from predatory fish. It's tied with a combination of natural and synthetic materials for maximum movement and flash in the water.
Year Round
Advanced
Pike, Bass
Overview
A nymph pattern with exaggerated features—rubber legs(optional), bright hotspot, and buggy dubbing. Often tied with a tungsten bead and heavily dubbed thorax, it's intended to provoke strikes through contrast and movement. Think of it as a “loud” attractor nymph.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: Daiichi 1770 wet/nymph hook, sizes 10-12
Weight: Lead-free round wire, .020
Thread: 6/0 or 140 Denier, black
Tails 1: Brown hackle fibers
Tails 2: Strung peacock herl
Body: Strung peacock herl
Fishing Tips
Season
Year Round
Presentation
Strip fast and erratic, with occasional pauses.
When to Use
When targeting aggressive, predatory fish.
Water Type
Both stillwater and moving water.
Rigging Suggestions
Use a heavy leader and tippet to withstand aggressive strikes.
Visibility & Floatation
Highly visible due to its size and flash. Sinks slowly, but can be weighted with additional lead wraps if needed.
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