Kisha’s Sugar Momma – Black
The Sugar Momma evolved from a need to have a streamer that was smaller in size and profile but despite its size, could also generate enough movement to close the deal on reactionary eats in as many water types as possible. After many revisions and edits at the vice, the fly exceeded my expectations.
I’ve used it to catch redfish in the salt, trout in rivers and lakes and even bass in warm water. The real magic of this fly is in the chickaboo collar that moves like crazy in a dead drift and even more so when slightly twitched. The hen feathers are the perfect complement with their supple movement and endless color options. My only hope is that it can become a part of your reliable arsenal for creating many fishy memories on the water.
Signature Tyer K
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Material | Hen feathers, synthetic fibers |
| Use Type | Streamers for reactive feeding |
| Target Species | Redfish, trout, bass |
| Water Types | Saltwater, freshwater rivers, lakes, warm water |
FAQ
What makes the chickaboo collar special in this fly?
The chickaboo collar moves dynamically in a dead drift and creates noticeable action when slightly twitched, which attracts reactive fish.
Can this fly be used in both saltwater and freshwater?
Yes, it has been successfully used in saltwater, rivers, lakes, and warm freshwater environments.
Are there different color options available?
Yes, the hen feathers provide endless color options, though the black version is specifically highlighted here.
Eric Fisher –
Used this fly on a lake trip with redfish and it worked great. The movement from the collar really stood out when I gently tugged the line. Caught a few fish in a short time and it felt natural in the current.
Molly Wallace –
Fished it in a river with trout and it responded well to a slow drift. The feather movement was smooth and the fly stayed visible in the water. A solid addition to my fly box.
Theresa Howard –
Caught bass in warm water using this fly. The twitch action made a big difference when I added a slight motion. It’s one of the most effective streamers I’ve tried recently.