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Editorial content tagged with Redfish flies
| Title | Body | Published | Time ago |
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Sam-I-Am
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I do not like bright shrimp flies. I do not like them Sam-I-Am. I would not like them here or there. I would not like them anywhere. Or maybe I would...? |
8 years ago | |
| Saltwater Flies |
The contents of my fairly well stocked fishing book shelves bear witness to the fact that I love fly pattern books. My small book database says that I currently have 115 pattern books. To most non-fly-tying people these books might seem both very identical and quite boring. |
10 years ago | |
Sexy Crab
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A crab pattern tied with a solid structure using extremely resistant materials but at the same time keeping it naturally looking and full of movement |
12 years ago | |
Goldmine Crab
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A weedless crab pattern with lots of flash and color, yet with a discrete landing suitable for finicky fish. Tied for redfish and other warm saltwater species |
12 years ago | |
Redfish Puff
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Lead dumbbell eyes, a bit of flash, marabou and some deer hair and and you have a deadly fly for fish prowling the flats for shrimp and crabs. It's the Redfish Puff, and it catches more than redfish. |
12 years ago | |
The Crab
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This is a fly made for a very specific purpose: cod fishing. It's used on a sink tip or sinking line over fairly deep water (3-4 meter or 10-13') from a float tube, and will turn upside down and 'walk' on the bottom. |
28 years ago |
