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Big Rhonda Redfish Fly

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Published on Jun 25. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Redfish flies

Capt. Colt Harrison from The Charleston Angler in Charleston, SC shows us how to tie one of his favorite Redfish flies...Big Rhonda! This is a very light weight fly that's great for throwing at spooky fish at low tide.

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Sam-I-Am

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...?

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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. To most non-fly-tying people these books might seem both very identical and quite boring.

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Sexy Crab

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

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