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Redfish Puff

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Click to go to "Bastard Crab"

Bastard Crab

Bonefish fly: Yet another impressionistic crab pattern that includes materials providing a lot of movement. This an Aaron Adams pattern that is often eaten as it drops to the bottom.
Read the extract from Dick Brown's Bonefish Fly Patterns here

Click to see "La Muerte - a tarpon fly"

La Muerte

Tarpon: You need luck, a good guide and skills to catch a tarpon. We can't supply the luck. You'll have to go there to get a good guide. The skill... well, you'll have to hone that yourself. But a good fly pattern, that's something we can help with.
See how to tie Lars Mathiessen's tarpon fly La Muerte

More about "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

Click to go to "Goldmine Crab"

Goldmine Crab

Crab: A weedless crab pattern with lots of flash and color, yet with a discrete landing suitable for finicky fish. Tied for redfish and other warm saltwater species
See how to tie it here

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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

Redfish Puff

Type Warm saltwater fly

Originator
Eddy

Difficulty
Easy

Materials

Hook Mustad 34007 size 8
Thread 210 denier white or chartreuse
Eyes Mini 1/8 lead dumbbell
Flash Midge flash, root beer/pearl
Tail Strung marabou golden brown or chartreuse
Head Orange or chartreuse deer body hair

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