Published Jan 1. 2025 - 2 weeks ago
Updated or edited Jan 1. 2025

Predator9 Ragworm Snake

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Saltwater Ragworm Pattern tyed for Seatrout..FNF Pedator9 material https://www.fnflyfishing.co.uk/collections/fnf-worm-materials/products/n...
Materials Used;

Hooks, Fulling Mill Competition Heavyweight size 8
Bead, 4mm Flu-Red
30lb Flu-Orange Backing
Thread, Uni-8/0 Olive or 6/0
Tail, Brown Olive Marabou
Rib, Medium Gold Wire
Body, Fulling Mill Tactical Microflash Dub Olive Brown
Body of the Worm, FNF Predator9 Caddis Brown

Originator: 
Davie McPhail
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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