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Squirrel Sculpin

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Published on Jan 15. 2017 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Zonker strips

Sculpin flies

Sea trout flies

This goby/sculpin streamer was designed for sea trout fishing in saltwater - primarily the brackish danish fjords - that has large populations of sculpins. Rasmus use his Squirrel Sculpin all year round and vary colours and flash to match season and water clarity.

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Micro Squirrel Zonker

A small baitfish zonker. It is really easy to tie and doesn’t require a lot of materials.

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Peacock Goby

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GoFi Sculpin

Baitfish like sculpins is the inspiration for this tying-video of the GoFi Sculpin - a small and lively baitfish-pattern that really can get the attention from predators in the water.

Jan 14. 2016

The Fair Fly

The Fair Fly is in many ways a perfect zonker: large, very fishy looking, simple to tie. It's a very good sculpin imitation and an excellent large streamer.

Apr 13. 2006

The Mango

The Mickey Finn is one of the first streamers many beginning fly tyers learn to tie. Kasper Muehlbach never used it and for years a yellow and orange fly was missing in his fly box. Last year he was inspired to tie a replacement.

Apr 10. 2006

Strange X-Mas

Minnow, sand eel, fry. This little fly will imitate most small, transparent fish. Based on a now-classical Danish sea trout fly with an added zonker strip, there is little new under the sun. But it does catch fish as pictures in the article will show you.

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