Yellow Marabou Spruce

Description

Yellow Marabou Spruce

Yellow Marabou Spruce fly pattern is designed to imitate small insects or baitfish that are found in rivers or streams and is named after the Yellow Marabou-Spruce-tree due to its yellow-green color.

The fly typically consists of a hook, a body made of yellow or chartreuse chenille, and a tail made of marabou feathers dyed to match the body. The fly is often used to target trout, but can also be effective for other species such as bass and panfish.

When fishing with the Yellow Marabou Spruce fly, it is typically cast upstream and allowed to drift downstream with the current. The fly can be twitched or stripped to simulate the movement of a small insect or baitfish, which can entice fish to strike.

Usually available in the following hook sizes: 2 | 4 | 6