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SandBar Crab

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Published on Nov 15. 2014 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Crab flies

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The Sandbar Crab fly is a great fly from the Louisiana marsh to the Florida panhandle. The claws on this crab extend out to act like a crab in a defensive position. Redfish, pompano and sheepshead will eat the Sandbar Crab. This fly is tied on a #1 34007 mustad hook with a slight bend at the eye of the hook to ensure the fly swims and lands on the bottom hook point up.

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