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TB Pat's Rubberlegs
TB Pat's Rubberlegs
TB Pat's Rubberlegs
Solitude Tungsten Bead Pat's Rubberleg - Olive/Brown.
TB Pat's Rubberlegs
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TB Pat's Rubberlegs

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  • Tungsten-weighted version of the classic Pat’s Rubberleg
  • Faster sink rate for deep runs and heavy current
  • Rubber legs create lifelike movement and buggy profile
  • Excellent for high water, pocket water, and fast western rivers
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Description

The Pat’s Rubberleg, originally developed by Idaho guide Pat Bennett, is a stonefly nymph pattern that’s gained a cult following for its simplicity and effectiveness. Tied with a chenille body and long rubber legs, it imitates large stonefly nymphs, but also works as a general attractor for a variety of aquatic insects. Its buggy silhouette and lifelike movement make it a go-to fly in high water or when fishing deep runs and fast currents. Typically fished as part of a two-fly nymph rig under an indicator or Euro-style, it gets down quickly and draws aggressive eats. Whether you're targeting trout in Appalachia or across the U.S. West, the Pat’s Rubberleg is a must-have confidence pattern.