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RAINY`S BLOOD-SPOT BUGGER FLY - CHARTREUSE #6

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RAINY`S BLOOD-SPOT BUGGER FLY - CHARTREUSE #6

A bold, high-visibility take on the classic woolly bugger pattern. Designed to trigger aggressive strikes, it features a chartreuse body accented with a red “blood spot” for added attraction. The pulsating marabou tail and durable construction make it effective for trout, bass, and other predatory fish in both still and moving water.

Features:

Eye-catching Chartreuse color with red blood-spot accent

Proven woolly bugger profile attracts aggressive fish

Lifelike marabou tail for natural movement

Durable materials for repeated use

Ideal for trout, bass, and other freshwater predators

A bold, high-visibility take on the classic woolly bugger pattern. Designed to trigger aggressive strikes, it features a chartreuse body accented with a red “blood spot” for added attraction. The pulsating marabou tail and durable construction make it effective for trout, bass, and other predatory fish in both still and moving water.

Features:

Eye-catching Chartreuse color with red blood-spot accent

Proven woolly bugger profile attracts aggressive fish

Lifelike marabou tail for natural movement

Durable materials for repeated use

Ideal for trout, bass, and other freshwater predators

$1.40

Original: $3.99

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RAINY`S BLOOD-SPOT BUGGER FLY - CHARTREUSE #6

$3.99

$1.40

Description

A bold, high-visibility take on the classic woolly bugger pattern. Designed to trigger aggressive strikes, it features a chartreuse body accented with a red “blood spot” for added attraction. The pulsating marabou tail and durable construction make it effective for trout, bass, and other predatory fish in both still and moving water.

Features:

Eye-catching Chartreuse color with red blood-spot accent

Proven woolly bugger profile attracts aggressive fish

Lifelike marabou tail for natural movement

Durable materials for repeated use

Ideal for trout, bass, and other freshwater predators