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Sam-I-Am Oct 3. 2017 Shrimp I do not like bright shrimp flies. I do not like them Sam-I-Am. I would not like them here or there. I would not like them anywhere. Or maybe I would...? Why Dr. Seuss might be right.	Saltwater Flies Dec 1. 2014 The contents of my fairly well stocked fishing book shelves bear witness to the fact that I love fly pattern books. My small book database says that I currently have 115 pattern books.
Sexy Crab May 12. 2013 Clawed monster A crab pattern tied with a solid structure using extremely resistant materials but at the same time keeping it naturally looking and full of movement See how it's tied here	Goldmine Crab Jan 30. 2013 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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Video Redfish Cracklin Feb 21. 2020 The Redfish Crack is a very effective pattern for many species like speckled trout, redfish, and flounder in the gulf of Mexico.	Video Redfish Crack Oct 18. 2019 Redfish are a fish that are tough on flies, so a redfish fly should be very durable. The redfish crack is an all synthetic take on the redfish slider, so it’s much more durable.	Video Life of Fly Feb 26. 2019 Follow this fly from birth to retirement. A short film featuring fly tying and north Florida's flood tide fishery.
Video EP Grass Shrimp May 27. 2018 The EP Grass Shrimp is a extremely deadly and life like shrimp pattern. The EP Grass Shrimp is also relatively easy to tie (at least by most "realistic" fly standards).	Video EP Blue Crab Jan 1. 2018 This crab fly pattern mimics a small blue crab and is very effective for permit and redfish.	Article Sam-I-Am Oct 3. 2017 Shrimp I do not like bright shrimp flies. I do not like them Sam-I-Am. I would not like them here or there. I would not like them anywhere. Or maybe I would...? Why Dr. Seuss might be right.
Video Redfish Minnow Jun 25. 2017 How to tie the Redfish Minnow	Video Docklighter Jun 11. 2017 This fly is a dock light champion. We have had success with this fly every single time we have hit the lights. Proven to work against redfish, trout, snook, and tarpon.	Video Foxy Shrimp Mar 7. 2017 Materials: Buck tail Crustacean eyes Krystal flash Arctic fox EP 1.5" foxy brush Danville 210 flat wax Special tools:
Video Schmidtinator Jan 18. 2017 A custom request turned standard issue.The Schmidtinator is a slight mash up on the megalolipop HD but tweaked for big gold fish instead of big silver fish.	Video Redfish Ritalin & Marsh Critter Jan 15. 2017 Buy the Redfish Ritalin DIY Materials Kit from 239Flies - https://239flies.com/collections/fl	Video Black Glistening Crab/Shrimp May 31. 2016 With underwater movement footage.
Video Borski's Redfish Slider Feb 19. 2016 Borski's Redfish Slider's are great flies for redfish and seatrout. The most common inshore forage for the gulf fish is brown shrimp. This fly mimics the brown shrimp wonderfully.	Video Redfish Ritalin Nov 9. 2015 Fur and Feather MatineeSouthern Culture On the Fly - Issue No. 17Redfish Ritalin and Marsh CritterNick Davis	Video Pimpy Shrimpy May 16. 2015 This video is about tying the Pimpy Shrimpy. This is a great saltwater fly for redfish, snook, and small tarpon. I hope you enjoy the tunes. Featuring my brother, Harrison Benson.

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