Colt Harrison's Seaducer Fly - Colt Harrison, from The Charleston Angler, demonstrates the art of tying a Seaducer Fly. This is a great pattern for throwing at big schools of redfish without spooking them due to the lightweight materials used to tie the fly. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Colt Harrison's Seaducer Fly

Colt Harrison, from The Charleston Angler, demonstrates the art of tying a Seaducer Fly. This is a great pattern for throwing at big schools of redfish without spooking them due to the lightweight materials used to tie the fly.
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Shane Clevenger
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Martin Joergensen
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