saltwater flies
- Thread starter Ulquiorra
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sebastiaan
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GT - clousers, flippers, poppers and GT ice-cream
I have not used all off the above, but i have had success on some.
I am not sure about the other fish but i would think the best thing for rock cod is a heavy fly with a lot of colour.
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I have not used all off the above, but i have had success on some.
I am not sure about the other fish but i would think the best thing for rock cod is a heavy fly with a lot of colour.
Where are you going?
sebastiaan
Member
I have never fished there
Rockcod should be skulking around structure, use a fly that swims inverted to prevent snagging, eg a charlie style or clouser. Sebastiaan has made good reccomendations for the kings. Perhaps add something with a wider profile like a slammer of flashy profile type flies. When all else fails cast a salty bugger!
Ulquiorra wrote:
There is a SA version of this fly which is effectivly tied the same way, just with bucktail as opposed to plastic for the back. Its called the "Baby Cray". The original pattern is in the Dec 2003 issue of "Flyfishing" magazine. The same fly is also in a later issue of "Complete Flyfisherman" but the the author has upgraded the fly and uses a drinking straw for the shellback. Personally I prefer the bucktail shellback. If you don't have access to the older mags, let me know and I'll post the recipe here for you.
hi guys
been slowly getting info on fly-fishing,can also ask questions direct to guys like Jose Wejebe on his 2 sites http://www.spanishflytv.com/tacklebox/questions-about-rods-and-reels.php and on facebook http://www.facebook.com/people/Jose-Wejebe/683441109 check this fly from veals
tight lines
been slowly getting info on fly-fishing,can also ask questions direct to guys like Jose Wejebe on his 2 sites http://www.spanishflytv.com/tacklebox/questions-about-rods-and-reels.php and on facebook http://www.facebook.com/people/Jose-Wejebe/683441109 check this fly from veals
tight lines
