Squid flies

Imitations of tentacled cephalopods eaten by many saltwater fish

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Craft Beer Squid Feb 21. 2022 Squiddy A simple, small squid pattern aimed at all the fish that enjoy eating little, cute cuttlefish See how to tie it here	Josephine Baker Jul 1. 2021 Bead it This fly was originally a colorful bream fly from the southern US called Bead Butt or Jennifer Lopez. I transformed it to fit my needs and named my version Josephine Baker See the pattern here
Squid Plus Three Jan 5. 2015 Cephalopod As the year changed from 2014 to 2015, the Danish sea trout community suddenly started buzzing about squid. And I buzzed along and developed Martin's Mundane Squid, soon to become the Squid Plus Three See how to tie it here	Squid patterns Jun 15. 2011 Theme page How to tie a squid fly pattern. Cephalopods - squids and cuttlefish in particular - are high on the menu to some saltwater species. Learn to tie them here. See the theme here

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Video Hollow Fleye Squid Jan 16. 2024 Bob Popovics' hollow fleye is an incredibly versatile pattern that lends itself to imitating multiple mid sized and larger forage species.	Video Squid Brush Fly Jun 26. 2023 Squid are a staple foot for many saltwater fish.	Video Squid Fly - experimental fly Apr 9. 2023 Hi there
Video Racoon Spey Edition Mar 3. 2022 Spring is just around the corner, and here in Scandinavians we are looking forward to our beloved coastal fishing no longer means gloves and warm clothes and ice cold water.	Article Craft Beer Squid Feb 21. 2022 Squiddy A simple, small squid pattern aimed at all the fish that enjoy eating little, cute cuttlefish See how to tie it here	Video Super Stretch Shrimp/Squid Feb 11. 2022 These flies can be used for many species of fish whether in fresh or saltwater, this one was tyed for coastal fish like our sea trout that can be found throughout the UK and Europe..
Video Öland Spey Shrimp Var. Sep 13. 2021 Few flies are more popular at the scandinavian coast than shrimp-flies, and none more than the salmon-pink coloured Pattegris (the Pig) by danish sea-trout expert Claus Eriksen.	Video Rainbnow Pig - Regnbuesvinet Aug 8. 2021 Talking about saltwater flyfishing, it is impossible not to put the focus on flies that imitates shrimps.	Article Josephine Baker Jul 1. 2021 Bead it This fly was originally a colorful bream fly from the southern US called Bead Butt or Jennifer Lopez. I transformed it to fit my needs and named my version Josephine Baker See the pattern here
Video Calamari fly Apr 26. 2019 This is one awesome fly pattern I got from TS Adventures. They gave me permission to use their pattern, and I couldn’t be happier. I expect this to catch lots of fish!	Video Glass Squid Jul 8. 2016 Morten Hansen alias coastfly ties his own pattern, the Glass Squid. The body is hollow, which gives a lightweight fly with a nice translucency.	Article Squid Plus Three Jan 5. 2015 Cephalopod As the year changed from 2014 to 2015, the Danish sea trout community suddenly started buzzing about squid. And I buzzed along and developed Martin's Mundane Squid, soon to become the Squid Plus Three See how to tie it here
Video Tying the SQ Squid Fly Oct 20. 2013 A small squid imitation fly I designed and tied in orange on a Mustad 3/0 Tarpon hook.	Article Squid patterns Jun 15. 2011 Theme page How to tie a squid fly pattern. Cephalopods - squids and cuttlefish in particular - are high on the menu to some saltwater species. Learn to tie them here. See the theme here	Article Phloating Eyez Jun 20. 2010 Bella Donna Eyes as large as tea cups on your flies? And still lightweight and not smashed down by loads of goo on the head? Yes, it's possible! Follow Pete Gray's instructions and your squids and baitfish will be gazing with larger eyes than ever before! The full story here

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