TD Green Butt Copper Tube Salmon Fly

TD Green Butt Copper Tube Salmon Fly – Weighted performance with a classic touch

The TD Green Butt Copper Tube Salmon Fly is a powerhouse pattern that combines the legendary appeal of the Green Butt with the versatility of a tube fly. Built on a copper tube for added weight, it sinks quickly to reach salmon holding in deeper or faster currents, ensuring your fly stays in the strike zone longer. Its contrasting green butt, dark body, and flowing wing create a proven profile that has enticed salmon across rivers worldwide. The tube format allows anglers to pair it with their preferred hook for maximum strength and hookups. Durable and effective, the TD Green Butt Copper Tube is a must-have for serious salmon anglers. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping anywhere in Canada.

Q: What types of Atlantic salmon flies do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a wide selection of Atlantic salmon flies, including traditional wet flies, bombers, dry flies, tube flies, and modern hair-wing patterns. Our collection covers all water conditions — from low, clear summer flows to high spring conditions — ensuring anglers are equipped for every run and river.

Q: How do I choose the right fly for Atlantic salmon?
A: Fly choice depends on water temperature, clarity, and fish activity. In cold or high water, use larger and darker flies or tubes to grab attention. During summer or clear conditions, smaller, lighter patterns and bombers work best for enticing surface takes.

Q: Are your Atlantic salmon flies suitable for Canadian rivers?
A: Absolutely. Our flies are hand-selected for Atlantic Canada’s premier salmon rivers, including the Miramichi, Margaree, Gaspé region, and Restigouche. Each pattern is proven to perform in varying conditions throughout the season.

Q: Which brands of Atlantic salmon flies do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries salmon flies from RIO, MFC, Shadow Flies, and Drift Outfitters’ custom-tied patterns.These brands are known for quality craftsmanship, balanced proportions, and strong, corrosion-resistant hooks.

Q: How should I store my Atlantic salmon flies?
A: Keep your flies in waterproof boxes organized by style and size. Allow them to dry completely after use to prevent rust and preserve materials.