Saltwater baitfish, a swimming mullet imitation.
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8 comments:
Very Nice! Vlad,
so glad you are posting some saltwater pattern! I am just thinking to try out and tie some patterns for stripers. The winter fishing is getting ready here! : )
Thanks Mark!
These are kind of fun to tie... I used Neer Hair (similar to EP fibers) for the head-trimmed muddler style. Give them a try and happy striper hunting!
Wow! Great work Vlad--as always.
Thanks, Marcus!!!
All my best,
Vlad
What kind of hook is that Vlad?
It's Gamakatsu Finesse Wide Gap (size 3/0) in black nickel finish. I really like the shape of it.
Great looking fly. I bet it looks fishy underwater.
Thanks, Cameron! The flatwing style makes it work well underwater, while synthetic head doesn't absorb water, so it remains easy to cast.
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