Orange/ White Deceiver

The Orange/ White Deceiver, also known as Lefty's Deceiver, is a classic and versatile saltwater fly pattern. Originally designed by the legendary angler Lefty Kreh, this fly is renowned for its effectiveness in targeting a wide range of saltwater species. The key to its versatility lies in its baitfish imitation, making it irresistible to predatory fish. The fly features a sleek, streamlined profile with a orange and white color scheme. The back of the fly is dressed in orange bucktail, while the underbelly is white. This color combination effectively mimics the natural appearance of many small baitfish. Additional flash material elements are incorporated for added attraction, and the fly is tied on a sturdy saltwater hook to handle strong fish.

The Orange/ White Deceiver is exceptionally effective in a variety of saltwater environments, from flats and estuaries to open ocean waters. Its design allows it to be fished at different depths, making it suitable for both surface and sub-surface fishing. Anglers typically use a variety of retrieves depending on the behavior of the target species, ranging from steady, slow retrieves to quick, erratic strips. This flexibility in retrieval methods allows the fly to mimic different types of baitfish behaviors, from a wounded fish to a fleeing one. The Orange/ White Deceiver's ability to attract almost every saltwater species, including stripers, tarpon, snook, and even offshore species, makes it a staple in the fly boxes of saltwater anglers worldwide.