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More warm saltwater

Go to "Tight Line Shrimp"

Tight Line Shrimp

Shrimpin': A go to shrimp fly for tailing redfish from Laguna Madre based fly fisherman Roy Lopez. Easy to tie and perfect for the reds as well as a bunch of other species.
See how to tie it here

Find "Redfish Puff" here

Redfish Puff

A catcher: Lead dumbbell eyes, a bit of flash, marabou and some deer hair and and you have a deadly fly for fish prowling the flats for shrimp and crabs. It's the Redfish Puff, and it catches more than redfish.
See how to tie it here

See "Meko Special" by clicking here

Meko Special

Bonefish fly: Omeko Glinton created the Meko Special in an attempt to come up with a single fly that you can fish over any color bottom so you don't have to waste time changing flies as you move from flat to flat.
Read the extract from Dick Brown's Bonefish Fly Patterns here

Jump to "Tying with CDC"

Tying with CDC

Duck's arse: Dutch Hans Weilenmann tells the history of the use of CDC feathers in fly tying, covers the different types of feathers and their use and lists both CDC tying tips and a bunch of CDC patterns.
Take a CDC lesson here

Jiggy

Type Warm saltwater fly

Difficulty
Medium

Target species
Atlantic salmon (sea run)
Brown trout
Cod
Largemouth bass
Pacific salmon (sea run)
Perch
Pike
Pike perch (zander)
Rainbow trout (landlocked)
Sea trout (sea run)
Smallmouth bass
Steelhead (sea run)
Striped bass
Tarpon

Materials

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