Umpqua Swimming Frog Yellow Belly

The Umpqua Swimming Frog Yellow Belly is a frog imitating fly. The spun deer head adds buoyancy and pushes water when retrieved. This fly is fished as a diver to mimic the actions of frogs. Largemouth and smallmouth bass, pike, and other warm water predators will eat this fly. Warm water fly anglers would use this.

Key Features:

• Weed Guard – The weed guard of the fly allows it to be fished in heavy cover.
• Diving Motion – The spun deer head and collar allow the fly to float and then dive underwater on the retrieve, similar to the action of a real frog.
• Large Eyes – The large eyes attract predators and trigger strikes.