Fluorescent green floss: Increases visibility and attracts fish in low, clear summer water
Natural black bear pattern: Mimics local prey to entice selective fish
Strong contrast coloration: Enhances lure effectiveness in challenging conditions
Hand-tied in Quebec: Ensures high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail
10% of sales fund anadromous endowment: Supports salmon recovery efforts
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A staple across Québec and Eastern Canada, the Black Bear Green Butt finds its origins in the 1920s Black Bear pattern by Harry Smith of Maine. The addition of fluorescent green floss gave rise to this enduring variation – now widely known as the “Green Butt” while others call it the Conrad. Its strong contrast and more natural appearance