The Beadhead Krystal Bugger is a popular fly pattern used in fly fishing. It is a more flashy variation of the classic Woolly Bugger pattern, which is known for its versatility and effectiveness in imitating various aquatic prey items like minnows, leeches, and aquatic insects.
It is great streamer attractor pattern and inciter pattern. One should prepare for vicious strikes and large fish.
The addition of a beadhead adds weight to the fly, allowing it to sink more quickly in the water.
The fly is constructed with a marabou tail with a flashy material in the tail, a chenille or fur body, and a hackle palmered from the tail to the head of the fly.
