Reference | Modèle | Quantité | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price |
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DVX-SAUT04H10 | SAUT 04 | 1 | H10 | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 3.85 CHF |
The Devaux Terrestrial Fly Saut 04 is a versatile artificial fly designed to faithfully mimic terrestrial insects that fall onto the water. Its compact profile and controlled buoyancy ensure a natural presentation, even in strong currents, triggering strikes from the wariest trout.
Built with careful craftsmanship and robust materials, this fly keeps its shape session after session, offering optimal visibility while remaining discreet to maintain a consistent hook-up rate in both river and reservoir fishing.
The Devaux Terrestrial Fly Saut 04 stands out for its realism and stability on the water. The combination of a slightly full-bodied body and a balanced seat limits sinking and avoids drag, even in irregular current seams. Careful material selection ensures long-lasting buoyancy that does not saturate immediately, reducing downtime for drying. The fly presents an attractive silhouette along banks, under overhanging branches and near obstacles—key zones where fish wait for falling insects. Its seasonal versatility makes it a reliable choice from spring through autumn, during sporadic hatches or when fish target energetic, nutritious prey. Finally, its ability to withstand repeated precise casts without deforming optimizes the strike-to-hook-up ratio in technical fishing.
Make the most of this fly by fishing structured lies: edges under branches, current returns, breaks and head of riffles. Use a tapered leader with a tip adapted to the fish pressure and water clarity. Moderate dressing of the line and a touch of hydrophobic powder on the body will prolong buoyancy. Watch the drift angle: present the fly across upstream for a silent laydown and a free drift without pull. Don’t hesitate to animate the fly very slightly with micro-pulses of the line to simulate a surface struggle when fish follow without taking. Vary casting distances to cover the full seam and recast after each refusal, changing angle or drift speed.
Is this fly suitable for fast water? Yes, its profile and lift promote a stable drift in strong currents without immersing too quickly.
Does it need frequent re-treating? A light refresh with a powder or floating gel extends buoyancy; a quick dry on a patch is sufficient between prolonged drifts.
Is it suitable for pressured, clear rivers? Yes, its natural silhouette and silent landing allow approaches to educated fish, provided you adapt the leader tip and presentation distance.