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Mena's Slider Bugger - Olive/Ginger - 02
"The reason I developed the Slider Bugger was because I wanted a larger Sculpin pattern (by my standards) that was heavy enough to get down, provide an erratic movement in the water and be fairly easy to cast.
I find around 3 inches to be a great sculpin size in many of my favorite Southern Rockies Rivers. I achieve that preferred size by tying a single hook pattern with a slightly longer than the standard ā1 hook shank lengthā tail.
This also adds to the erratic movement, but what truly adds the movement is the combination of oversized lead eyes with a āsliderā style deer hair head. Add some slightly oversized hackle and rubber legs and itās the perfect combo, in my opinion.
The slider bugger is my go-to sculpin pattern when Iām needing something larger than my Cousin It Sculpin Jig pattern. It's easy to cast, gets down quick, and has great action when dead drift or retrieved."
- Signature Tyer Brandon Mena
I find around 3 inches to be a great sculpin size in many of my favorite Southern Rockies Rivers. I achieve that preferred size by tying a single hook pattern with a slightly longer than the standard ā1 hook shank lengthā tail.
This also adds to the erratic movement, but what truly adds the movement is the combination of oversized lead eyes with a āsliderā style deer hair head. Add some slightly oversized hackle and rubber legs and itās the perfect combo, in my opinion.
The slider bugger is my go-to sculpin pattern when Iām needing something larger than my Cousin It Sculpin Jig pattern. It's easy to cast, gets down quick, and has great action when dead drift or retrieved."
- Signature Tyer Brandon Mena
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"The reason I developed the Slider Bugger was because I wanted a larger Sculpin pattern (by my standards) that was heavy enough to get down, provide an erratic movement in the water and be fairly easy to cast.
I find around 3 inches to be a great sculpin size in many of my favorite Southern Rockies Rivers. I achieve that preferred size by tying a single hook pattern with a slightly longer than the standard ā1 hook shank lengthā tail.
This also adds to the erratic movement, but what truly adds the movement is the combination of oversized lead eyes with a āsliderā style deer hair head. Add some slightly oversized hackle and rubber legs and itās the perfect combo, in my opinion.
The slider bugger is my go-to sculpin pattern when Iām needing something larger than my Cousin It Sculpin Jig pattern. It's easy to cast, gets down quick, and has great action when dead drift or retrieved."
- Signature Tyer Brandon Mena
I find around 3 inches to be a great sculpin size in many of my favorite Southern Rockies Rivers. I achieve that preferred size by tying a single hook pattern with a slightly longer than the standard ā1 hook shank lengthā tail.
This also adds to the erratic movement, but what truly adds the movement is the combination of oversized lead eyes with a āsliderā style deer hair head. Add some slightly oversized hackle and rubber legs and itās the perfect combo, in my opinion.
The slider bugger is my go-to sculpin pattern when Iām needing something larger than my Cousin It Sculpin Jig pattern. It's easy to cast, gets down quick, and has great action when dead drift or retrieved."
- Signature Tyer Brandon Mena
