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Kelly Galloup changed the streamer game forever with his large, articulated patterns, but sometimes you need that same action in a smaller package. The Galloup's Micro Dungeon packs the famous wiggle of the original Sex Dungeon into a tiny, two-inch frame. This fly allows you to fish a fully articulated streamer on a standard 5-weight rod. It is a must-have for anglers who want to target trophy trout in smaller water or pressure-heavy rivers where fish have seen everything else.
What It Imitates
This pattern mimics small baitfish, young sculpins, and crayfish. Its articulated body and marabou materials create a lifelike swimming motion that looks exactly like a fleeing minnow or a struggling crayfish tumbling in the current.
How To Use It
You can fish the Micro Dungeon with a variety of techniques because of its manageable size. Cast it toward the bank and use short, erratic strips to trigger aggressive strikes from predatory brown trout. It is also an excellent choice for swinging on a light trout spey setup. In tight pockets, you can even dead-drift it under an indicator or tight-line it like a heavy nymph to reach fish holding in deep slots.
When To Use It
Tie this fly on when the water is low and clear, or when fish are ignoring larger meals. It shines on sunny days when big, flashy streamers might spook wary trout. It is also the perfect choice for fishing smaller creeks where a full-sized dungeon would make too much splash.
Why We Like It
We love this fly because it opens up articulated streamer fishing to almost any rod weight. You do not need a heavy 8-weight rod or a sinking line to cast it all day. The deer hair head pushes enough water to get noticed, but the small profile lands softly and swims with incredible movement.
Comparisons
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Galloup's Mini Dungeon:
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Galloup's Original Sex Dungeon:
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Woolly Bugger:

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Kelly Galloup changed the streamer game forever with his large, articulated patterns, but sometimes you need that same action in a smaller package. The Galloup's Micro Dungeon packs the famous wiggle of the original Sex Dungeon into a tiny, two-inch frame. This fly allows you to fish a fully articulated streamer on a standard 5-weight rod. It is a must-have for anglers who want to target trophy trout in smaller water or pressure-heavy rivers where fish have seen everything else.
What It Imitates
This pattern mimics small baitfish, young sculpins, and crayfish. Its articulated body and marabou materials create a lifelike swimming motion that looks exactly like a fleeing minnow or a struggling crayfish tumbling in the current.
How To Use It
You can fish the Micro Dungeon with a variety of techniques because of its manageable size. Cast it toward the bank and use short, erratic strips to trigger aggressive strikes from predatory brown trout. It is also an excellent choice for swinging on a light trout spey setup. In tight pockets, you can even dead-drift it under an indicator or tight-line it like a heavy nymph to reach fish holding in deep slots.
When To Use It
Tie this fly on when the water is low and clear, or when fish are ignoring larger meals. It shines on sunny days when big, flashy streamers might spook wary trout. It is also the perfect choice for fishing smaller creeks where a full-sized dungeon would make too much splash.
Why We Like It
We love this fly because it opens up articulated streamer fishing to almost any rod weight. You do not need a heavy 8-weight rod or a sinking line to cast it all day. The deer hair head pushes enough water to get noticed, but the small profile lands softly and swims with incredible movement.
Comparisons
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Galloup's Mini Dungeon:
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Galloup's Original Sex Dungeon:
Galloup's Micro Dungeon vs Woolly Bugger:



















