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Trout Hybrid Bug Camenusi
Among the terrestrial insects that are the main bait for trout, we've focused on stink bugs, which are surprisingly often preyed upon.
Stink bugs are a very diverse group of insects, referred to by a general term. One of the reasons why these stink bugs are often preyed upon in both still and flowing water is that stink bug species often interbreed with closely related species, leading to frequent mass occurrences. During these times, they may fall into the water for various reasons and be eaten, sometimes even perfectly matching the hatch.
Based on this stink bug theme, Smith have realistically reproduced a hybrid bug, the "Camenusi"
Features:
The action produced by the "Camenusi" deformed, flat body exhibits outstanding appeal beyond its appearance. Trout interested in the water surface will find it irresistible. The way a bug struggles on the surface can be replicated by giving small twitches after landing, effortlessly performing 180-degree turns that will make fish look back. It spreads ripples on the surface, and with a dead-slow retrieve while holding the rod high, it creates a wobbling action with a wake.
Furthermore, a slow, steady retrieve keeps it at a depth of 20-30cm, and even a slightly faster retrieve keeps it around 50-60cm, with a sharp wobbling action that includes a slight rolling motion. Twitching during the retrieve causes it to flash its belly intensely, and adding stop-and-go to the retrieve and pausing makes it slide left and right as it rises, enticing trout from the surface to shallow areas. However, a simple steady retrieve is also sufficiently effective.
The Camenusi is available in natural to hybrid colors, and Smith recommend using it with color rotation.