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Black Death - Red Fly

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  • 2/0
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Hook Brand

  • Barbed


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  • 1 Pack: 4.13
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About the Black Death - Red Saltwater Fly

Striking, aggressive and impossible to ignore, the Black Death – Red is a high-impact saltwater streamer designed to provoke instinctive takes from predatory fish. Combining a vivid red body with a contrasting dark wing and flash, this pattern creates a powerful visual trigger in both clear and lightly coloured water.

Where the all-black version relies on silhouette alone, the red variant adds urgency. Red is widely recognised as a trigger colour in saltwater fly fishing, suggesting wounded baitfish, gill flare or distress. When paired with the bold profile of the Black Death design, it becomes a formidable searching pattern.

This is a fly built for reaction strikes.

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Design & Movement

The Black Death Red features:
  • A dense, mobile red body that pulses and breathes on the pause
  • A flowing black wing for contrast and natural baitfish shape
  • Integrated red and dark flash strands for added movement
  • Defined predator-style head with prominent eyes
  • Strong saltwater hook (barbed option available) for secure hook holds

In the water, the materials compress and flare with each strip, creating the illusion of a fleeing or injured baitfish; a key trigger for species that hunt by both sight and vibration.

The Black Death Red is a confidence fly when fish are feeding aggressively or when you need to provoke a response. Its bold colour combination, lifelike movement and commanding profile make it a powerful addition to any serious saltwater fly box.

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