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flies are excellent early-season patterns to use. Shrimp are a staple food
of many of South Jersey’s saltwater estuary fish species, and they are
present year-round. This fly can be hopped off the bottom in short strips,
swam through the water with short or long strips, or allowed to dead-drift
through productive spots. It can be tied with dumbbell eyes (as shown) for
presentations near the bottom or for a more pronounced “hop” in the
water, or with bead-chain eyes for less “hop” in the water, or even
with mono eyes for surface or slow sinking dead-drifting in a chum slick. |
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Materials: |
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Hook: |
Size 4 |
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Thread: |
Fine Mono |
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Eyes: |
Dumbbell, Bead
Chain, or mono |
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Flash: |
Pearl Flashabou
Mirage |
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Body: |
Olive
LarvaLace Flexible Body Material |
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Legs: |
Grizzly Saddle
Hackle |
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Carapace: |
Thin Green
Bucktail |
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Click HERE to learn
how to tie this fly |
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