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Wilson's Brim Reaper

Created by Terry Wison the author of Bluegill Fly Fishing and Flies, Crappie Fly Fishing: A Seasonal Approach, Largemouth Bass Fly Fishing: Beyond the Basics, and Smallmouth Bass Fly Fishng: A Practical Guide, the Brim Reaper is designed to sink head first and has a buggy silhouette that makes it versatile and capable of being fished in a variety of different ways. Strip and retrieve or let it sit under an indicator over weed beds. Just get it to the fish and it will do the work. Size 10.
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3 of 3(100%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Wilson's Brim Reaper
Review 1 for Wilson's Brim Reaper
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5 / 5
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May 21, 2013
By: litefoot
from Naperville IL.
"Tied the olive color as a trailer to a popper on a bass/panfish pond
First cast hit a large bluegill,
caught numerous bluegills and 3 smallies 1lb.-11/2lb.
Not one hit on the popper that is usually an attractive fly.Need to buy some more after a couple hours the one I started with was pretty beaten up
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Review 2 for Wilson's Brim Reaper
Overall Rating: 
5 / 5
5 / 5
Great for Kids -Young and Old,
April 24, 2013
By: HighCountryHomesteader
from Boone NC
"We took our 2.5 year old to Price Lake on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Dad was after a few trout and to keep the wee one occupied I tied a Brim Reaper on her pole and tossed it out. Dad was out fished that day and I could not have been happier. I strongly recommend this lure!"
Review 3 for Wilson's Brim Reaper
Overall Rating: 
5 / 5
5 / 5
April 19, 2013
By: CBone
"Fished this on my 8-wt bass rod in the shallows, just along the weed-line, with short jig-type strips. On my second cast, the biggest blue-gill I've ever caught at that pond hammered it and ran; he was about 12 inches or so, and thick. Shortly after, I was fishing around a boat launch with this thing, using the same retrieve, and caught a couple smaller bass (around a pound, maybe a pound and a half) and a half dozen (or so, I don't keep count) crappies.
This is a fun fly to fish in the shallows, I'm sure it'll cast well on lighter rods, and it catches fish."
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