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There's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab pat...
View full detailsThere's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab patterns using flex material. What isn't up for debate is that this crab pattern is a go-to fish slayer. The mesh flex material and internal dumbell eyes result in a fly that sinks rapidly and can be put right in front of feeding fish. Try it in blue, tan, camo, and olive.
There's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab pat...
View full detailsThere's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab patterns using flex material. What isn't up for debate is that this crab pattern is a go-to fish slayer. The mesh flex material and internal dumbell eyes result in a fly that sinks rapidly and can be put right in front of feeding fish. Try it in blue, tan, camo, and olive.
There's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab pat...
View full detailsThere's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab patterns using flex material. What isn't up for debate is that this crab pattern is a go-to fish slayer. The mesh flex material and internal dumbell eyes result in a fly that sinks rapidly and can be put right in front of feeding fish.
There's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab pat...
View full detailsThere's some debate surrounding the origins of this fly. Most seem to agree that Richard Whitner was involved in the early development of crab patterns using flex material. What isn't up for debate is that this crab pattern is a go-to fish slayer. The mesh flex material and internal dumbell eyes result in a fly that sinks rapidly and can be put right in front of feeding fish.
The Fleeing Crab is one of the most productive Permit flies that you can use in the Yucatan, but don't just fish it there, and don't just fish it f...
View full detailsThe Fleeing Crab is one of the most productive Permit flies that you can use in the Yucatan, but don't just fish it there, and don't just fish it for Permit. This fly will catch bonefish, snook, ...anything that likes crab, and who doesn't like crab? This fly has heavily weighted dumbell eyes, and will sink quickly. A slow strip will catch permit, and a strip and pause will catch bonefish. This fly is tied on a Gama SL-11 3H. The Gamakatsu SL-11 3H is one of the strongest and sharpest hooks available, and worth every penny when you hook-up with a fish of a lifetime! Additionally, new production also includes a weed guard, which can easily be trimmed off if it is not necessary.
The Flats Fly is a time tested bonefish fly. The calf tail is tied so that it looks like a crab, in a defensive position, with it's claws ready to...
View full detailsThe Flats Fly is a time tested bonefish fly. The calf tail is tied so that it looks like a crab, in a defensive position, with it's claws ready to pinch the bonefish before it gets 'et! (eaten!) This fly is tied on a Gama SL-11 3H. The Gamakatsu SL-11 3H is one of the strongest and sharpest hooks available, and worth every penny when you hook-up with a fish of a lifetime! Additionally, new production also includes a weed guard, which can easily be trimmed off if it is not necessary.
The Flats Fly is tied with calf tail claws that stand up, resembling a crab, defending itself right before it gets eaten by a hungry bonefish. Thi...
View full detailsThe Flats Fly is tied with calf tail claws that stand up, resembling a crab, defending itself right before it gets eaten by a hungry bonefish. This fly is particularly effective where bonefish have seen a lot of flies. This fly is tied on a Gama SL-11 3H. The Gamakatsu SL-11 3H is one of the strongest and sharpest hooks available, and worth every penny when you hook-up with a fish of a lifetime! Additionally, new production also includes a weed guard, which can easily be trimmed off if it is not necessary.
Compare to EP Everglades Special
Compare to EP Everglades Special
The Dzonot Tarpon Fly comes from the vice of Yucutan Super Slam whisperer Nick Denbow. Interesting tidbit about the name....cenote is derived from...
View full detailsThe Dzonot Tarpon Fly comes from the vice of Yucutan Super Slam whisperer Nick Denbow. Interesting tidbit about the name....cenote is derived from the Mayan word Dzonot. A nod to the beautiful geologic caves with water that dot the Yucutan where you can catch Tarpon, Snook, Bonefish, Snook, and a myriad of other species. Tied on a Gama SL12S hook.
The Dzonot Tarpon Fly comes from the vice of Yucutan Super Slam whisperer Nick Denbow. Interesting tidbit about the name....cenote is derived from...
View full detailsThe Dzonot Tarpon Fly comes from the vice of Yucutan Super Slam whisperer Nick Denbow. Interesting tidbit about the name....cenote is derived from the Mayan word Dzonot. A nod to the beautiful geologic caves with water that dot the Yucutan where you can catch Tarpon, Snook, Bonefish, Snook, and a myriad of other species. Tied on a Gama SL12S hook.
