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All Saltwater Flies - Narrow Body Spoon Fly - Purple & Chartreuse
- Code: W-NSFPC
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Price as low as:
$2.63
The Narrow Body Spoon Fly is designed to be stripped fast, then allowed to drop. The fly will pull back from the fly fisherman while it drops, maintaining slight tension and wobbling downwards in the most enticing manner. Takes are seldom subtle!
This shape most commonly imitates a shrimp or baitfish.
| Prices for Narrow Body Spoon Fly - Purple & Chartreuse | ||||
| 1
flies $4.24 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.18 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.84 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.71 ea. |
12+ flies $2.63 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Chewy's Halo Shrimp - Tan
- Code: W-CHST
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$2.48
New materials are a big driver of fly design and innovation. Jig off beads (also known as inverting beads) were originally used for nymph patterns. Capt Dave, however, is using these beads to improve saltwater flies. By incorporating the bead into the body of the fly, the fly lands softer and sinks hook (and head) up. The perfect shrimp for tailing fish!
Tied on a Gamakatsu SL11-3H hook. Tied with a weed guard.
| Prices for Chewy's Halo Shrimp - Tan | ||||
| 1
flies $4.00 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.00 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.68 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.56 ea. |
12+ flies $2.48 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Yak Fly
- Code: W-YAKF
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$2.73
The Yak Fly is an odd looking fly, but Pike, Muskie, Bass, and most predatory saltwater species will bite it!
| Prices for Yak Fly | ||||
| 1
flies $4.41 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.31 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.95 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.82 ea. |
12+ flies $2.73 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Po Boy Redfish Fly - Purple & Black
- Code: W-POBOYPB
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$3.49
If we ever find ourselves stranded on an island surrounded by redfish (could we be so lucky?!?!), we sure hope that we have a pile of Po Boys and Hopedale Crabs. Arguably, these are the only two redifsh flies needed 80% of the time. This fly is tied on an Ahrex TP650, which has a 26 degree bend. With the eyes placed on top of the shank, this hook acts like a jig hook.
Tied with a weed guard.
| Prices for Po Boy Redfish Fly - Purple & Black | ||||
| 1
flies $5.63 ea. |
2-3
flies $4.22 ea. |
4-6
flies $3.77 ea. |
7-11
flies $3.60 ea. |
12+ flies $3.49 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Dzonot Tarpon Fly - Black and Chartreuse Lead Eyes
- Code: W-DZTBCL
- Quantity in Basket: none
Price as low as:
$2.44
The 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.
| Prices for Dzonot Tarpon Fly - Black and Chartreuse Lead Eyes | ||||
| 1
flies $3.94 ea. |
2-3
flies $2.96 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.64 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.52 ea. |
12+ flies $2.44 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Strong Arm Fiddler - White
- Code: W-STAFWH
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$2.86
Like the Mayan Claw (a mash up of a Strong Arm Crab and a Raghead Crab), this fly utilizes the "arm" of the Strong Arm design. The body, however, is borrowed from the Flex crab. Another evolutionary mash-up that we're likely to wonder how we ever lived without in a few years.
Tied on a Gamakatsu SL11-3H hook. Tied with a weed guard.
| Prices for Strong Arm Fiddler - White | ||||
| 1
flies $4.61 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.46 ea. |
4-6
flies $3.09 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.95 ea. |
12+ flies $2.86 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Strong Arm Fiddler - Tan
- Code: W-STAFT
- Quantity in Basket: none
Price as low as:
$2.86
Like the Mayan Claw (a mash up of a Strong Arm Crab and a Raghead Crab), this fly utilizes the "arm" of the Strong Arm design. The body, however, is borrowed from the Flex crab. Another evolutionary mash-up that we're likely to wonder how we ever lived without in a few years.
Tied on a Gamakatsu SL11-3H hook. Tied with a weed guard.
| Prices for Strong Arm Fiddler - Tan | ||||
| 1
flies $4.61 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.46 ea. |
4-6
flies $3.09 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.95 ea. |
12+ flies $2.86 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Dzonot Tarpon Fly - Black on Black Beadchain Eyes
- Code: W-DZTBB
- Quantity in Basket: none
Price as low as:
$2.44
The 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.
| Prices for Dzonot Tarpon Fly - Black on Black Beadchain Eyes | ||||
| 1
flies $3.94 ea. |
2-3
flies $2.96 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.64 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.52 ea. |
12+ flies $2.44 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - DF Minnow - Brown
- Code: W-DFMNBR
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Price as low as:
$2.76
Compare to a Mud Minnow. This is a go-to backcountry fly for tarpon, snook, and redfish. Available in Brown, Olive, and Purple & Black. Tied on a Gamakatsu SL12S 1X Short.
| Prices for DF Minnow - Brown | ||||
| 1
flies $4.45 ea. |
2-3
flies $3.34 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.98 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.85 ea. |
12+ flies $2.76 ea. |
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All Saltwater Flies - Flex Crab - White
- Code: W-FLEXWH
- Quantity in Basket: none
Price as low as:
$2.46
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 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.
| Prices for Flex Crab - White | ||||
| 1
flies $3.96 ea. |
2-3
flies $2.97 ea. |
4-6
flies $2.65 ea. |
7-11
flies $2.53 ea. |
12+ flies $2.46 ea. |
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