Published Jan 11. 2023 - 1 year ago

Flatwing Baitfish

Baitfish flies are a "must-have" in the box, even the most selective dry fly-sipping trouts can be tempted by a fast fleeing baitfish-imitation and forget that the menu is only on small hatching caddis or may-flies. For the coastal-flyfishing we have had the skilled fly-tyer and fly-fisherman John Maduro in the studio to demonstrate his favorite fly - The Flatwing Baitfish - for his favorite fishing for bass along the Irish and English coastlines. A fish imitation as good as this should be in every fly box - give it a try.

Hook: Ahrex Light Stinger - NS122 #4
Thread: White
Tail: White Bucktail, chartreuse Fluorofibre and white saddle-hackle
Body: Largatun Mini Flatbraid chartreuse
Wing: Chartreuse bucktail and chartreuse grizzly saddle on top, white bucktail below
Gills: Senyo’s Laser Dub UV Orange
Frontwing: Chartreuse marble fox, chartreuse Fluorofibre and olive marblefox on top, white marble fox below
Eyes: 4 mm Flat-Eyes, Holo Yellow
Head: UV resin

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Martin Joergensen
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