A fishing lure made with hair or synthetic fibers tied to resemble the tail of a fly, used to attract fish.
Compound of 'fly' and 'tail,' referring to the fly-like appearance created by the tied materials extending from the hook. Used in fly-fishing traditions.
Fly-fishing lures are often named after insects they mimic, and the flytail is a clever design that makes fish think they're seeing an insect's rear end—exactly where an actual bug would be vulnerable!
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