Renegade — The Little Fly That Thinks It's a Predator

Fast, flashy, and mildly overconfident: the Renegade is an attractor fly that doesn’t wait for fish to read the invitation. It slips into your box ready to imitate a dozen different bugs, then proceeds to ruin fish dinner plans everywhere.

Who it’s for: anglers who want a versatile pattern that works across conditions, from nervous spring creeks to lazy summer pools. Ideal for anyone living the AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready — who prefers gear that performs and has a personality.

Key Features & Design

• Pattern: Renegade attractor fly — versatile imitation for multiple insect types
• Body: Peacock herl for natural iridescence and lifelike profile
• Ribbing: Gold wire ribbing for durability and subtle flash
• Head: Black floss head for a clean, classic finish
• Wings: White wings to give visibility and trigger strikes

Performance & Benefits

This fly was built to stop fish in their tracks. The peacock herl body refracts light like a tiny disco ball, the gold ribbing hints at vulnerability, and the white wings make it readable in murky water and low light. Translation: more attention, more strikes, fewer excuses.

It solves the “which fly do I use?” problem by being genuinely versatile — a single pattern that covers surface, near-surface, and short-strike subsurface presentations. Whether you’re switching flies every two casts or committing to one faithful companion, the Renegade covers your bases.

Durable enough to survive a few enthusiastic encounters, subtle enough to fool picky fish, and stylish enough to make your fly box look intentional. Perfect for weekend warriors, seasoned guides, and anyone who enjoys turning stuck weekends into hero stories.

AXG Life: pack it, cast it, brag about it later.

Toss it in your tackle and make the next cast tell a better story — add the Renegade to your kit and make Monday jealous.