Published Feb 9. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited Sep 21. 2018

Mc. Mullet

The Mc. Mullet is a saltwater fly pattern that I created in efforts to mimic mullet in the gulf. Its not a difficult fly to tie, and can be tied rather quickly once you get the hang of it. Its great for redfish, seatrout (specks), and even tarpon (if tied with a beefier hook).

Fiber Used:
Super Fiber in Dark Brown & Caddis Tan (EP fiber works as well with similar colors)

Hook used:
Gamakatsu SC15 in size 1/0

Epoxy:
Solarez "thin hard"

Eyes used:
Gold 3D eyes in size 6MM

Originator: 
Submitter: 
shawnstve

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This is similar to many other...

This is similar to many other mullet and baitfish patterns, but with a few slight differences, let me know whatcha think of it. Tell me what you would do different?

Shawn McQuade

Mc. Mullet...

Do you ever add weight to these in choppy water or high wind?

Yep, just wrap it with some...

Yep, just wrap it with some lead wire. Or just fish it with a intermediate line. It will get it below the swells. That is if you don't want the jigging action a lead wrap could add.

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