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 Bucktail deceivers are classic deceiver style flies tied with all bucktail instead of using saddle hackles for the tail of the fly, other than this change, they are identical to the the classic deceiver flies. Bucktail deceivers will tangle less when used as teasers rigged above other lures in surf fishing applications. For photographs and descriptions of specific bucktail deceivers, click on the links to the right. |
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 These are classic deceiver style flies, incorporating saddle hackle feathers in the tail, bucktail collars, and peacock herl topping on most flies. Crystal flash and flashabou are used in each pattern, in colors that enhance the colors of the flies. These are easily the most popular flies in use today, as they imitate almost every food type that is present along our coast. For photographs and descriptions of specific hackle deceivers, click on the links to the right. |
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 These flies are creations of Lou Tabory, they are some of the most productive flies that I have ever used. They are well thought out and full of motion. The Slab fly is the best bunker or wide bodied baitfish imitation that I've ever seen, it has taken many large fish for many fly fishermen up and down the striper coast. The snake fly is a bit smaller, more reserved, it imitates the smaller baits, from mullet to spearing. The deer hair head, marabou wing, and ostrich plume tail give this fly motion that is unequalled by any other fly I've seen. Deadly flies from Mr. Tabory! To see photographs and description of these flies, click on the links to the right. |
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