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LED Chironomid - Black
"The LED Chironomid is an extension of the LED Midge designed to be fished in lakes.
Chironomids wiggle their way up to the surface to hatch. The micro-thin lambskin tail wiggles like a natural.
The LED Chironomid's white balls capture light and contrast against its dark body, making it more visible under water and stand out in all the right ways.
Cruising trout are looking for emerging chironomids, and sometimes catching more trout comes down to finding subtle ways to make your fly easier for trout to see."
- Signature Tyer Kevan Davidson
Chironomids wiggle their way up to the surface to hatch. The micro-thin lambskin tail wiggles like a natural.
The LED Chironomid's white balls capture light and contrast against its dark body, making it more visible under water and stand out in all the right ways.
Cruising trout are looking for emerging chironomids, and sometimes catching more trout comes down to finding subtle ways to make your fly easier for trout to see."
- Signature Tyer Kevan Davidson
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"The LED Chironomid is an extension of the LED Midge designed to be fished in lakes.
Chironomids wiggle their way up to the surface to hatch. The micro-thin lambskin tail wiggles like a natural.
The LED Chironomid's white balls capture light and contrast against its dark body, making it more visible under water and stand out in all the right ways.
Cruising trout are looking for emerging chironomids, and sometimes catching more trout comes down to finding subtle ways to make your fly easier for trout to see."
- Signature Tyer Kevan Davidson
Chironomids wiggle their way up to the surface to hatch. The micro-thin lambskin tail wiggles like a natural.
The LED Chironomid's white balls capture light and contrast against its dark body, making it more visible under water and stand out in all the right ways.
Cruising trout are looking for emerging chironomids, and sometimes catching more trout comes down to finding subtle ways to make your fly easier for trout to see."
- Signature Tyer Kevan Davidson
