Marsh Minnow

Tied and Submitted by Dirk Burton: “Work slowly over shells or grass. This fly pushes a fair amount of water, and you can speed up the retrieve sometimes to generate reaction strikes….”

Jae’s Oso Critter

Tied and Submitted by Jason Estrella: “Anyone who fishes along the Texas coast knows about the various colors soft plastic lures come in. I wanted a fly that utilizes some of those popular color combinations like….”

The Shrimp Aquatic

Tied and Submitted by Joe Cruz: “Inspired by the “Crazy Charlie”. Works great in murky conditions found in rivers, tropical flats during a storm, and casts well. The projected homemade eyes keep this little guy weedless while the body material does the rest….”

Jae’s Redfish Spoon

Tied and Submitted by Jason Estrella: “Glitter paper can be bought at any craft store for about a dollar a pack. A pack can make a plentiful supply. The epoxy makes it durable and the fly is not too heavy to cast….”

Cajun Crawdad

Cajun Crawdad tied and submitted by Joe Cruz: “Designed for Bone fish, Red fish and Carp in The “Golden Ghost Flats” of The Dalles Oregon….”

Sifter Shrimp

Sifter Shrimp tied and submitted by Aden Blackburn: “This is a more realistic shrimp for bonefish or redfish. This fly really immitates the transparency of shrimp with the veil of emu hackle…”

Screamin’ Sunrise

Screamin’ Sunrise tie and submitted by Earl Judd III: “Many year of trial and error, to come up with a multi fish fly pattern. That would entice , move and look good in the water….”

Creepy Crawly

Creepy Crawly tied by Lyle Rogers: “The creepy crawly has already taken a couple of bonefish, a permit, spangled emporer and numerous trevally species from exmouth in Perth Western Australia….”

Morgan’s Squid

Morgan’s Squid Tied and Submitted by Morgan Kupfer: “I developed this fly after looking to add something new to my saltwater/Striped Bass fly box. I live on the Chesapeake Bay and fish Stripers often…”

JL’s Erroneous Thingy

JL’s Erroneous Thingy tied by Jeff Lomino: “I have used a variation of this pattern for bass for years and it doesn’t really float, but kind of just staggers near the surface film. When you strip it fast it literally comes alive in the water…..”

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