In this video Simon connects a killer crab fly for license, sets off, and all around flats utilize. It takes motivation from different crab flies. This specific pattern is connected with heavy tungsten eyes which we selected to flaunt a brand-new hareline item. The building and construction of this fly actually accommodates particular fish, specifically in shallow water. For circumstances like this, think about utilizing brass or bead chain eyes. The light body made from microflex lands more carefully than other flies. This makes this fly a killer one for fishing locations with forced fish travelling shallow flats. A SL12S from Gamakatsu implies this fly will hold up to the biggest license and is trigger safe. The brand-new Microflex Soft Hackle Chenille is available in a range of colors, so this plan can be gotten used to connect many variations. This fly was removed to the Bahamas previously this year and evaluated and it is bonefish authorized too! Connect some up, tag us in your images on Instagram, and let us understand how they fish.
Microflex Strong Arm Merkin
Hook- Gamakatsu SL12S: Size 2
Thread- Danvilles 140D: Tan
Weight- Hareline Gold Tungsten Eyes: Small
Eyes- Stonfo Plastic Eyes “V” Type
Claws- Hareline Medium & Micro Ultra Chenille: Tan & & Markers
Body- Hareline Large Microflex Soft Hackle Chenille: Tan & Solarez Bone Dry
Legs- Hareline Shrimpy Crabby Legs: Tan
Markers- Copic Sketch Markers: Copper & Red
UV Resin- Solarez Bone Dry
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