Jig’ish Sandeel

Up-side down flies can be super effective and especially for imitations of sandeels they can be a big hit. Sandeels use the tactic of fleeing from predatory fish by escaping into the sandy bottom and hide, this can be exploited by tying flies that turn upside-down and let them rest on the bottom and start with a jerk, this often triggers a hard take from the awaiting predator. We have had the skilled Dutch fly fisherman and fly tyer with a specialty in baitfish imitations Sander Zuidinga behind the vice and tie his offer on a sandeel imitation based on the classic Jiggy fly which precisely uses the up-side-down technique.

Hook: Ahrex SA254 Salt Jig # 4
Thread: White UTC 70 D
Tail: Cream Bucktail
Body: Dubbingmix of white Nayat underwool mixed with pearl Angelhair
Wing: Olive grizzly hackle and the dark middlepart of the cream bucktail

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