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Flash Fly, Cranberry

Item #: 615019695
Your Price: $1.95

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The Cranberry Flash Fly has quickly become a favorite pattern of Steelhead and Salmon fishing enthusiasts all over the world. Initially created as a Silver Salmon pattern this fly, in a number of variations has shown it’s effectiveness with all types of fish. Rising through the pattern ranks this fly with its bright coloration is a proven fly that has become a must have in the fly boxes of many fly fishermen. Slip a few Cranberry Flash Fly fly patterns in your box and see what we mean.

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