Variety of Colors for Any Condition: Available in patterns like Black/Blue, Green Pumpkin, and Tennessee Shad to match water clarity and seasonal changes
The term Chinese Nets indicates that we are essentially talking about just the nets, however, it is not just the nets
Tying Recipe: Hook: Gamakatsu SL45 #6-8 Thread: 6/0 Olive Tail: Ultra chenille in red Body: Angora goat dubbing in an olive color, can also use senyos laser dub in an olive color Eyes: Medium black bead chain Collar: Olive guinea hackle Fly #3: Yellow/Tan hybrid (Fly on the far right in the above photo) The reason for the lighter coloration in this pattern is that in a situation where the bottom of the river/lake is all sand and a lighter color the fly looks really 'buggy'
A stretch compartment on the inside of the back provides a stow location for wet clothing whilst a lid compartment and separate bottom compartment provide easy access to your essentials
From our 20 yrs experience tarpon fishing in Costa Rica, these waters are not the kind that you want to be swimming in, so skimping on your boat selection could be a very big mistake
It's a cute craft for kids and teens to do