The MOST versatile saltwater fly?!
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- We have a great quick tie here that will keep your fly box full and attract all sorts of different species. This fly can be scaled up or down depending on what fish you are targeting. Follow along, tie one up, and let us know what you think in the comments. Find everything you need for the cone fly here: saltwateredge.com/collections....
00:00 - Intro
01:12 - Materials LIst
02:27 - Tying the Fly
08:01 - Final Thoughs 
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That ez body head dezine
Was first used years ago by Jack Gartside .it was made using corsair the first tubing on the market in the 80s . The fly is called the Fish head
Craig knows of what he speaks! This looks too easy, a guide fly for sure. No eyes, no resin/epoxy-love it. Can't wait to crank a few out.
Tied up a couple this morning and went to my local rocks. Everyone else was walking away. 2nd cast and was on to a nice Bonito - result speaks for itself. Thanks for the video !
Great looking pattern. Like a no epoxy surf candy.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the instruction in this video, you make it seem so easy I'm sure I can even do it!! Gonna fling this out in various marks around Ireland. 🎣
You can do it! Incredibly versatile fly, let us know how it works for you
Great video SWE! I've had success with picky Albies and my most basic flys in the past. I'm looking forward to trowing it this season!
Thanks! I think you are going to find these flies are great for those picky Albies!
Nice fly- first time seeing it. I'll tying a couple of these for when I'm in Florida surf fishing next month in tan/white and olive and white. I have used EZ Body before in other patterns- but I love the simplicity of this.
It is a true guide fly, simple and effective!
The key to a good fly ... simplicity. Will be trying a few of these around the NE coast of the UK. Thanks.
Have fun!
Gave this fly pattern a few tries during the autumn fishing off the rocky coast of Northumberland. Certainly is very effective and durable, proving effective for Pollack and smaller Cod. I found that one tied with a touch of orange craft fur gave good results taking better sized fish. Thank you.
Jack Gartside developed this fly. It is effective but I migrated away to tie Rhode Island style flies and epoxy style flies. I think I'll migrate back. Thanks
Glad to hear you are giving it a try and thanks for the history! The nice thing about this fly vs. Gartside's is the incorporation of EZ Body. Gartside colored his flies after but using the EZ Body makes it a simpler process.
I now seen it without and with hard hat finished put on flex hit with lighi I'll try em
Nice
Thank you!
Sure going to be making them I got ez body I'm going to see 😎 y'all on the beach
Anyone ever tie these with BT? Of course it won't sink as quickly, but you could bulk it up if you wanted. Thinking peanuts.
That is a great idea, I think the craft fur gives this a little more motion in the water but the best thing about fly tying is trying different things out!
Anyone used this pattern in Florida central west coast area ? 🤔
What's that looking like anything that swim's there bait thay eat and swim