Published Jul 4. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited Apr 27. 2018

Gotcha! Bonefish Fly

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The Gotcha! bonefish fly is very popular and effective for fishing bonefish in the flats. It looks a lot like a shrimp swimming in the water when fished properly. Its fairly easy to tie and uses minimal materials.

Hook: Gamakatsu SL45 - size 6
Tail: Mylar rope with the inner rope removed
Body: Pearl braid
Thread: Danville 210 flat waxed - hot orange
Wing: Craft Fur - tan
Flash: Krystal flash - gold
weight: Bead chain eyes

Originator: 
Mc. Fly Lures
Originator's web site: 
Mc Fly Angler
Submitter: 
shawnstve
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