The Zug Bug was invented by Cliff Zug, of Pennsylvania, in the early 1930s and was a precursor to the Prince Nymph, the main similarities between the two being the peacock herl body and brown hen hackle. Both flies are deadly in certain situations.

Imitates:The Zug Bug was originally designed to imitate a case caddis or caddis larvae, but like many great patterns, it can imitate any number of aquatic insects and quite a few terrestrial insects. especially irridescent beetles.

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Stillwater - The fly pattern also makes a very good stillwater attractor as a dropper behind a woolly bugger or leech streamer. We believe the three peacock swards may also appear as the tail of a damsel nymph in slow waters or still waters

Running water - Fish the Zug Bug using the “high stick” method in faster runs. On slow moving streams, fish the fly pattern near the bottom as a dead drift.

Zug Bug

Name: Zug Bug
Price: 31 KES
Availability: InStock

KES 31.00

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We normally keep limited stock of flies due to the diversity of the patterns. We may have to tie some of the patterns on order. Lead time to delivery is normally in about 2 weeks but this may take up to 4 weeks if the order is large.

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a) The pattern of the fly: some patternsare more complex and require longer times to tie
b) The quantity of the order: Our flies are hand-made and larger orders will take longer to fulfil.
c) Holidays: Public holidays and religious holidays occurring throughout the year might affect your order lead time.

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