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A wooly bugger with a propeller up front is deadly, and now you can customize any pattern you wish with a propeller. Equipping a fly with a propeller is a quick and easy way to add a little extra flash, action and weight to streamers, san juan worms or wooly buggers. These propellers can make a real difference on slow days. 24 pack.
   



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Small

38-421-965-03
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38-421-964-04
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38-421-965-04
Your Price (each): $3.99
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A wooly bugger with a propeller up front is deadly, and now you can customize any pattern you wish with a propeller. Equipping a fly with a propeller is a quick and easy way to add a little extra flash, action and weight to streamers, san juan worms or wooly buggers. These propellers can make a real difference on slow days. 24 pack.
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What size flies do the small propellers work well with, same question for the medium size propellers?
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Fly Propellers are a simple way to add noise to your bass flies, pike flies and muskie flies.

These propeller blades can be placed between the hook eye and a bead head or cone head to add flash and sound to a fly. Try it on wooly buggers and leeches!

The length of the propellers (from tip to tip) is 3/8" for the small size, 9/16" for the medium and 11/16" for the large.
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Fly Propellers are a simple way to add noise to your bass flies, pike flies and muskie flies.

These propeller blades can be placed between the hook eye and a bead head or cone head to add flash and sound to a fly. Try it on wooly buggers and leeches!

The length of the propellers (from tip to tip) is 3/8" for the small size, 9/16" for the medium and 11/16" for the large.

Try both colors the fish might like one on one day and not the next.
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