Kostian´s Coppter
Copper and brown
12cm
A large articulated streamer designed by Toni Kostian. The Coppter, enhanced with a distinctive copper dragon tail, offers an enticing blend of flash and lifelike movement. Its slim profile combined with the segmented, flowing tail imitates a struggling baitfish. This pattern excels in any water but is great in brownish or dark bottomed rivers. Ideal for targeting brown trout holding in riffles, pocket water and banks. The Coppter can be fished with a slow, steady retrieve or gentle jerk strips to provoke cautious strikes. Day time fly, fishes well in a sunny weather when nothing else seems to work. This has been a game changer during the last few seasons - it has been working very well in Montana (Mo, Yellowstone and Madison), central and northern parts of Finland and the Swedish lapland.
Copper and brown
12cm
A large articulated streamer designed by Toni Kostian. The Coppter, enhanced with a distinctive copper dragon tail, offers an enticing blend of flash and lifelike movement. Its slim profile combined with the segmented, flowing tail imitates a struggling baitfish. This pattern excels in any water but is great in brownish or dark bottomed rivers. Ideal for targeting brown trout holding in riffles, pocket water and banks. The Coppter can be fished with a slow, steady retrieve or gentle jerk strips to provoke cautious strikes. Day time fly, fishes well in a sunny weather when nothing else seems to work. This has been a game changer during the last few seasons - it has been working very well in Montana (Mo, Yellowstone and Madison), central and northern parts of Finland and the Swedish lapland.
Copper and brown
12cm
A large articulated streamer designed by Toni Kostian. The Coppter, enhanced with a distinctive copper dragon tail, offers an enticing blend of flash and lifelike movement. Its slim profile combined with the segmented, flowing tail imitates a struggling baitfish. This pattern excels in any water but is great in brownish or dark bottomed rivers. Ideal for targeting brown trout holding in riffles, pocket water and banks. The Coppter can be fished with a slow, steady retrieve or gentle jerk strips to provoke cautious strikes. Day time fly, fishes well in a sunny weather when nothing else seems to work. This has been a game changer during the last few seasons - it has been working very well in Montana (Mo, Yellowstone and Madison), central and northern parts of Finland and the Swedish lapland.