Bumble Butt Bee

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Description

The Bumble Butt, designed by Umpqua Signature tyer Ryan Spillers, is a buoyant and visually striking terrestrial pattern. With its bold foam body and rubber legs, it effectively imitates beetles or other large terrestrial insects that trout often find irresistible. Designed for durability and high visibility, the Bumble Butt is a versatile fly that performs exceptionally well during the late spring through fall, especially along grassy banks and overhanging vegetation where terrestrials are common.

Pro Tip

Skate It on the Surface: Use a short, erratic strip retrieve to mimic the movements of a struggling beetle. This tactic works well in still waters and slower currents.

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Recipe

  • Hook: Tiemco TMC 100 or equivalent, Size 12–16
  • Body: Black and Yellow Foam, Layered for Segmentation
  • Legs: Black Rubber Legs
  • Wing: Clear Antron Yarn or Flash Material

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From: Erik Moncada