Big Y Fly Co. Wog
Legendary pattern for silvers in Alaska.
Pop them, skate them, dead drift them.
The “Hammerhead” portion on the head really helps push water and create noticeable surface disturbance.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Pattern Type | Streamers for silvers |
| Target Species | Alaskan silvers |
| Use Case | Pop, skate, dead drift |
| Head Design | Hammerhead for water disturbance |
FAQ
What makes the Wog effective for catching silvers in Alaska?
The Hammerhead portion on the head pushes water and creates noticeable surface disturbance, which attracts silvers.
Can the Wog be used in different fishing techniques?
Yes, it works well when popped, skated, or dead drifted.
Is the Wog suitable for all types of water conditions?
Please contact customer service
Nicola Alsop –
Used the Wog in a silver-rich lake in Alaska and caught several fish with it. The Hammerhead design creates a strong surface ripple that draws in the fish. Easy to cast and works well in both still and moving water.
Sonia Bond –
Felt the difference in action compared to other streamers. The surface disturbance is noticeable and the fish respond quickly. Good for early morning or late evening fishing.
Oliver Forsyth –
Perfect for targeting silvers in open water. The pop and drift performance is excellent. I’ve used it in multiple Alaskan lakes and it consistently brings in fish.