Umpqua Balanced Zack Attack Damsel

The Umpqua Balanced Zack Attack Damsel is a highly effective stillwater nymph designed to imitate a swimming damsel fly larva with a unique, horizontally balanced presentation. The fly's weighted pinhead ensures it hangs perfectly level under an indicator or with a slow retrieve, allowing the sparse, mobile materials to pulse like a natural insect. This suggestive pattern, which is especially popular for targeting trout around weed beds in lakes, is designed to be fished in the top few feet of the water column using a "pull-n-pause" or slow hand twist retrieve.

Umpqua, Streamer, Damsel, Stillwater, River, Trout, Carp, Jig, Balanced