Published May 13. 2020 - 4 years ago

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Fishing the tropics for bonefish is strictly addictive, and it is hard to find a more perfect species to target with a flyrod than the bonefish… strong, shallow water and spooky is some of the words to put on the bonefish.In this video Mathias “Tuben” Ibsen is tying his favourite fly for targeting crab-eating bonefish and other species of the flats like permit, triggers and off course bonefish.

Originator: 
Ahrex Hooks
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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