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Deceiver

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Originally designed for striped bass by Lefty Kreh, the Deceiver pattern eventually made its was down to Florida to become a staple pattern that almost every saltwater fly angle has in their fly box. The pattern mimics a swimming baitfish. The fly suspends in the water and has a lot of movement in the tail. The Deceiver has been thrown a multitude of fish species, and is also a very effective freshwater pattern. The fly is tied on a size two hook with a saddle hackle and krystal flash tail, diamond braid body, ducktail collar, and red krystal flash gills.

Lefty's Deceiver Recipe:
-Mustad Big Game Size 2 Hook: https://goo.gl/fQWnNE
-Danville's 210 Flat Waxed White: https://goo.gl/BcsZGb
-White Saddle Hackle: https://goo.gl/YAq4F6
-Pearl Krystal Flash: https://goo.gl/Gmrzkk
-Pearl Diamond Braid: https://goo.gl/LwVHaN
-Chartreuse Bucktail: https://goo.gl/2XN9Ek
-White Bucktail: https://goo.gl/j6TSZY
-Red Krystal Flash: https://goo.gl/4nxw6u
-1/8" Stick on Eyes: https://goo.gl/E764zB
-UV Fly Finish: https://goo.gl/pwEp5c

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