Next PolarLite Changer - was $17.98

Product Description

Catch the attention of fish with the PolarLite Changer's irresistible action and impressionistic profile. The Next PolarLite Changer is a highly articulated, impressionistic baitfish streamer used to target many freshwater and saltwater gamefish species. The fly is tied with a sensitive, ultra-lightweight synthetic fiber that causes the fly to constantly “breathe” like a polar wind and undulate in the water. This “movement-without-movement” creates the impression of a live baitfish that is always moving, even between strips or when suspending in the water column. Upon entering the water, the synthetic PolarLite Fiber material absorbs water to quickly get the fly down into the strike zone with an enticing, natural swimming action, but immediately sheds the water with the first false cast making the fly surprisingly light and easy to cast. The PolarLite Changer has a length of 5" (12.5cm) and has a double-hook (front Kona BGH 4/0 and rear Kona BGH 2/0). This 7-body-segment articulated fly is available in 6 different color variations giving you options for most fisheries and target species. 1. Lifelike swimming action significantly increases your catch rate Game Changer flies have a highly articulated, multi-segmented body designed to attract predatory fish and increase angler success, particularly in highly fished waters. Effective at drawing in and catching larger, more cautious fish. 2. Unmatched durability enables three to four times longer lasting flies Anglers can often catch 50+ fish on a single fly, making them highly cost-effective compared to traditional flies. Tied using advanced fly-tying materials and modern techniques, Game Changer flies are very durable and long-lasting. 3. Variety of patterns for different species and fisheries Game Changer style flies are tied in various patterns to mimic a range of prey from tiny baitfish to larger aquatic creatures. Versatile for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments, attracting various fish species. Video FAQs