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As the popularity
of Saltwater Fly Fishing grows, so does the importance of having
the proper Saltwater flies selection. With new innovations in synthetic
materials, hooks, and equipment, the saltwater fly angler can
get the advantage on hard to catch fish. We’ve taken the
most popular Saltwater flies and matched them to the most polular fish,
so you can fish with confidence knowing you have the right pattern.
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TARPON
Tarpon,
also known as silver king, or poon are thick bodied fish mostly
silver in color except for their green/gray back. It's scales
are large and thick like a suit of armor. Imitations of natural
food like shrimp, crab, and baitfish are effective patterns.
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BONEFISH
Also known as the
Gray Ghost, bonefish are found worldwide in warm, shallow coastal
waters and range in size from 2-10 lbs on average. The silvery
fish travel in loose schools, and tend to grub for food on the
bottom; you may see their tails break the surface of the water
as they feed. As they are easily spooked, guides are often the
angler's best friend when persuing bones. Our Bonefish Saltwater flies
selection will have what you need, your guide will approve.
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PERMIT
Strong fighting
permit are found in abundance in Southern Florida and other
warm southern waters. Feeding mainly on crabs, shrimp and
clams they can grow to 25 pounds. Crab patterns in all size
and colors have proven effective for permit.
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REDFISH
Redfish or Red Drum
are one of the most popular saltwater game fish inhabiting
waters from the gulf of Mexico and up the eastern coast of
the USA. Found in varied water environments, Reds are very
spooky; but if you can get your fly in front of them they’ll
usually take it.
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STRIPERS
Stripers are originally
a marine species that use freshwater rivers to spawn. They
can be found swimming in schools in open water and also of
many eastern United States beaches. Baitfish imitations are
your best bet for these feisty fish.
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BIG
GAME
In pursuit of a world record fish, be sure to check our selection
of world record flies.
Hand tied, tried and true patterns by the top big game fly
anglers in the world.
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PACIFIC
SALMON
The ever popular
fly fishing for salmon has been taken to the next level, as
these migratory fish travel to their native spawning areas;
fly fishers intercept them for the thrill of a lifetime. Whether
you fish off the kelp beds from a boat or wade the beaches
and estuaries; catching an ocean fresh Pacific salmon is truly
any fly angler’s dream come true.
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