Pistol Pete Hi Country Fishing Flies Size

They work.

All caught on pistol Pete's. Was a great day on the lake.

These are some very well made and sturdy flies. They work on a variety of freshwater fish from trout to bass and panfish. The price for the 12 pack is just right. Although you can find them in some sporting goods stores for sale individually at about the same price. I typically use these with a spin cast rod & reel and a water bubble with about 6' to 8' of tippet.

They look good, I like the spinner on them, and we caught a fish on our first outing with one.

The picture depicts four #6 and eight #10 flies, which is what I received but one of the #6 flies is smaller like the #10 flies, but still has the #6 size hook and propeller. The silver/grey #6 fly pictured has been replaced by the #6 fly that is smaller/same size as the #10 flies.

I was skeptical, but this fly (lure?) worked spectacularly for me. I fished it using a casting float (or bubble as some call it) in high alpine lakes. Normally I use standard flies or nymphs with good results, but on a recent trip I couldn't get a bite. So, I tied on one of these - and in about 90 minutes caught seven fish. It became my "go-to" for the rest of the trip. It was very effective for rainbow and brook trout. From time to time I'd switch to another fly or nymph - and then I'd switch back. I went through six of these over a four-day trip and only wish I'd brought more. A fly with a propeller is pretty bizarre, but for whatever reason it was effective. I just ordered ten more.

I've used the smaller ones on a fly line for warm water fish. Hooks are sharp, props spin, and the bodies have held together well (unlike some of my other flies).

Trout fishing, works great