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Sculpin Helmet Bunny Carp Fly

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Published on Sep 3. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Carp flies

Sculpin flies

Zonker strips

This is an excellent sculpin / goby pattern for Lake MI. The SH Bunny is just about all I used when I went to Lake MI this year and I caught my biggest carp ever (34.5lb) on this fly. It is really no different than the fly you see on a sculpin helmet package - with the possible exception of the hook selection (TMC 760SP) and using a fur dubbing loop to build the body.

Originator

Fly-Carpin

Originator's web site

Squirrel Sculpin

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Trout Nugget XL

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Lowrider Sculpin

Doug Mcknight tying his Lowrider Sculpin fly pattern.

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Spotless fly

This fly is called Twospotted Fairfly. The two spots in the name comes from the bait, which it is supposed to imitate: the twospotted goby. Gobies are a common kind of fish in the shallow parts of almost all bodies of water.

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Blue Mist

This is an impressionistic streamer, tied to match the schooling sardines being eaten by baby tarpon. It has fooled many fish

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