Results for 'kick fly'

Best matches

• Kenders Outdoors KICK-FLY
• The Fly Crate Hare's Ear Nymph
• The Fly Crate Bead Head Bird's Nest Hare's Ear
• The Fly Crate Hare's Ear Bead Head Nymph
• The Fly Crate Shafer's Ella's Beast

Why these fit

If you mean “kick fly” as a small fly-style bait or trailer, Kenders Outdoors KICK-FLY is the direct match. It’s built for river walleye and similar species, with a natural bucktail profile and multiple color options to match local forage.

For a more traditional fly approach, the Hare’s Ear patterns are the best all-around subsurface options. The Fly Crate Hare's Ear Nymph is a versatile nymph, while The Fly Crate Bead Head Bird's Nest Hare's Ear and The Fly Crate Hare's Ear Bead Head Nymph get down faster and are better when you need depth.

The Fly Crate Shafer's Ella's Beast is the bigger-profile choice if you want something that can mimic leeches or small baitfish and draw bigger fish.

Technique notes

• Fish Kenders Outdoors KICK-FLY as a tied fly-style trailer or replacement bait component.
• Use the bead-head Hare’s Ear patterns when you need quicker sink and a more direct drift near bottom.
• Drift nymphs dead-drift or with slight twitches; add a small split shot or indicator if needed.
• For The Fly Crate Shafer's Ella's Beast, use a more active retrieve to suggest baitfish or leech movement.

When to switch

Switch to a streamer or larger baitfish pattern if fish are chasing instead of feeding near bottom. Move to a lighter, more natural nymph if the water is clear and fish are pressured. If you’re targeting trout specifically, the Hare’s Ear options are usually the safer start than the KICK-FLY.

Related searches

• river walleye flies
• hare's ear nymph
• bead head nymphs