Published Aug 30. 2021 - 2 years ago

Chartreuse Sand Eel

Sand Eels are a super-effective type of flies for the coastal fly-fishing. But when the sea run trouts are tricky and just bites the end of the tail - hooking the fish can be difficult. The skilled danish flytyer and flyfisher Mathias “Krølle” Ibsen adds a “dangerous” item on his sand eel flies for situations like this - a small stinger-hook at the end of the fly often does the job in his search of big trouts along the coasts in Denmark.

Hook: NS122 Light Stinger # 2 & NS182 Trailer Hook# 4, connected with monofilamen
Thread: White Veevus 12/
Tail: White Bucktail and pearl Flashabou
Body: Pearl SLF Saltwater
Wing: White flatwing hackle and white bucktail. Olive flatwing and chartreuse bucktail
Eye: 3D-Eye
Head: UV Glue

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