In this video Alex Swartz connects a killer Baja baitfish pattern. The Kinky muddler is a tested big wheel fly. Its profile is suggestive of mullet and other baitfish. The fly is flexible and can be utilized for big predators in freshwater too. Fish these for smallies in lookout, or take a couple of over to the Metilous. If you are going to the jungle, this likewise would be an amazing fly. The saddle hackles offer terrific motion, and the SF mix holds its shape in water and preserves a killer profile. You cant fail with the famous Kinky muddler, any big aggressive fish would make this a treat.
Hook- Ahrex SA 270 Bluewater: Size 3/0
Thread- Veevus Mono Thread
Tail: Hareline White Buck Tail & & Hareline Strung Chinese Saddle Hackle: Tan
Body: Steve Ferrar SF Blend: Mullet Brown & UV White
Eyes-Hareline 3D Holographic Super Pearl Eyes
Resin- Loon UV Knot Sens & e
Adhesives- Liquid Fusion &(
*) UV Torch -(* )Vise –Zap-A-Gap
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