Posts Tagged ‘Saratoga’
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{{+1}}Fly lines that I use – #8 weight (estuary, bass, saratoga & perch){{-1}}
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I have settled on #8 outfits and the following fly lines for when I target estuary species such as bream, flathead, mangrove jack and small trevally and queenfish, as my preferred outfits for bass, saratoga and various perch and as my go to outfits for when I fish to bonefish.{{end}}
Last Updated: February 4, 2017
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{{+1}}Destroyer – Chatto’s variant{{-1}}
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My variant does not include the shroud of mara wool tips around the zonker tail. I have left that off because for me the currents around the body of the fly produce more movement in the tail when it is not shrouded. I like hot spots on flies and accordingly have added a hot spot of red Wapsi palmer chenille under the tail. For my deeper water flies, as many other users have done, I use bead chain eyes rather than the unweighted plastic chain eyes as on the original.{{end}}
{{+1}}Floating red claw{{-1}}
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This fly is a variation to my original yabby pattern and has been designed to be fish on a sinking line. I like to fish them, in water from 1 to 4 meters deep, either as a single fly or in a team of two flies as a point fly. If fishing them in a team I like the dropper with the second fly to be 25cm long and 1.2 meters above the point fly.{{end}}
Categories: Bass, EP's, perch and saratoga flies, Flies, Foam and poly flies, Other species
Tags: Bass, Saratoga, Wet flies 
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