A nail, cutting board, some thin stainless wire, and a drill with an eye bolt chucked into it. Easy as that.
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tied some of these on SC15s for redfish and SL12 shorts with aspirations of chasing tarpon next summer
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Great all around fly…catches everything.
Good looking Sculpin. Fishing the Green?
Probably the green in UT and Wyoming all around the park city area
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I tied these up for Reds. Hope we can get out tomorrow. Doesn’t look like the weather’s gonna cooperate, wind be coming north 15 to 20. With a .3 tide that means I probably can’t get back there. There’s always Tuesday.
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Those hooks look like they are jig hooks?
@Loogie
Ahrex
60*
#2’s
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Was thinking the same. Love that pattern @VinnyL it’s what I fish the most in the Everglades. That and a baitfish is all you need👍
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I do the same but just use a few wraps of Estaz for the body, supper quick tie.
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Couple deceivers and a free tie in hopes of enticing a sheep maybe..
Might as well show off the fly box while I’m at it.
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SWEET Mike:+1:
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I tied this big sand eel on a 4/0 Bluewater ahrex and it did so well on striper / albies I decided to expand on it a bit.
Came back and tied a cleaner one on a 6/0 beast and a clouser + deceiver on the same hook. New to the tying game but absolutely loving it!
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Man - just watched a wild fly video of your northern striper fishery. Looks like a ton of fun. We get the inshore estuarine striper, and love chasing those guys!
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@Nocoastangler
For a new tier they look pretty good, especially to those Line Siders you caught on them:+1:
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It was my first fall trip out east and man there’s nothing like seeing a huge blitz with big fish pushing. Can’t wait to go back!
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Thank you! the fish seem to like my janky ties which counts for something 
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