CrustaceanintermediateFlorida Keys & South Florida
$7.95
In the mangrove backcountry, everything eats shrimp. Snook eat shrimp. Redfish eat shrimp. Baby tarpon eat shrimp. Even the shrimp eat each other, which says something about the neighborhood. This pattern imitates the ubiquitous snapping shrimp with an EP body that breathes underwater and a weedguard that keeps it out of the mangrove roots where shrimp actually live. It is the universal backcountry currency, accepted everywhere.
Everglades Backcountry
FL · Mangroves
Cape Sable
FL · Backcountry
Florida Bay
FL · Backcountry
Map unavailable. Locations for Backcountry Shrimp: Everglades Backcountry, FL; Cape Sable, FL; Florida Bay, FL
CrustaceanadvancedFlorida Keys & South Florida
#2 - #4
Tied by Drew Chicone
The permit fly. Chenille body, rubber legs, lead eyes. Presented ahead of a tailing permit and prayed over. Has caused more whispered profanity on skiff decks than any other pattern in the sport.
Permit · Redfish
CrustaceanadvancedGulf Coast & Emerald Coast
#4 - #1
Ultra-realistic EP fiber shrimp with prominent eyes and antenna. The premium shrimp imitation for educated fish.
Redfish · Speckled Trout · Sheepshead · Snook
CrustaceanintermediateFlorida Keys & South Florida
#2 - #6
A lead-eyed shrimp pattern designed specifically for the deeper flats and channels of the Keys. Heavier than most bonefish flies, it gets down fast in current.
Bonefish
CrustaceanintermediateFlorida Keys & South Florida
#2 - #6
An egg-bearing shrimp pattern with an orange egg sac and EP fiber body. Imitates the pregnant shrimp that permit target on the flats during spring and summer spawning cycles.
Permit · Bonefish · Redfish
BaitfishintermediateFlorida Keys & South Florida
#1 - #2/0
Enrico Puglisi's signature EP fiber baitfish. The translucent body and realistic profile have made it a standard pattern from the Keys to the Caribbean. Imitates everything from pilchards to ballyhoo.
Snook · Jack Crevalle · Barracuda · Mutton Snapper · Redfish
BaitfishbeginnerFlorida Keys & South Florida
#2 - #1/0
Bob Clouser's legendary lead-eye pattern, adapted for Keys fishing. The weighted eyes create a jigging action that imitates a wounded baitfish in the channels and deeper flats.
Snook · Jack Crevalle · Barracuda · Redfish · Mutton Snapper