Published Apr 9. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited Sep 13. 2018

Corran Buzzer

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To tie the Corran buzzer fly pattern you will need:
12-16 sized hooks
Black tying silk
White Antron
Mirage tinsel

Buzzers are buzzers right? We are always amazed that most buzzers look alike and when flashing past a swimming fish they have time to decide which is a good one or not. But the Corran buzzer always seems to out fish many other buzzer patterns time and time again. One of our go to patterns every time when fishing stillwaters.
Tie it and try it, then lets us nohow you got on.

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