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    Flies For Port A/Mansfield?

    Can someone give me their thoughts on best flies for that location? I’m tying some I think will work but would appreciate any thoughts!


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    #2
    Spoon flies, shrimp, and crab immitations work best. Always had good luck on Dupre spoon flies.

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      #3
      Originally posted by captainsling View Post
      Spoon flies, shrimp, and crab immitations work best. Always had good luck on Dupre spoon flies.


      Ya, I’ve heard that from a few ppl.. I’ll grab some up. Not something I’d have ever thought to throw till a few days ago when the first person told me that. Thanks for the info..

      Here is where I sit now..




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        #4
        Spoon flies and rubber glass minnow imitations.

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          #5
          Beadchain and leadeye clousers in white, white chartreuse, white pink, etc are always handy. I like a small Puglosi type fly if chasing trout or snook. The absolute best and most deadly redfish fly is a small, white or light colored crab. Kind of like what you have tied but a little smaller and shorter and sparser coming off the front. Add a little monofilament weed guard and it’s food to go. The key to the crab is to fish it right. Throw it just in front of a red or close to a tailing fish. Let him get close then a couple of short strips. Think about how a crab would move. It’s deadly!

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            #6
            Originally posted by docmay View Post
            Beadchain and leadeye clousers in white, white chartreuse, white pink, etc are always handy. I like a small Puglosi type fly if chasing trout or snook. The absolute best and most deadly redfish fly is a small, white or light colored crab. Kind of like what you have tied but a little smaller and shorter and sparser coming off the front. Add a little monofilament weed guard and it’s food to go. The key to the crab is to fish it right. Throw it just in front of a red or close to a tailing fish. Let him get close then a couple of short strips. Think about how a crab would move. It’s deadly!


            Have a picture of one by any chance?


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              #7


              Here is a south padre crab fish from a couple days ago.





              A couple more victims of the crab!


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                #8
                I don’t have a crab pic but the guide I fish with the most ties them. I have caught them on store bought bonefish and permit crabs but they are typically too heavy or don’t have enough weight.


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                  #9
                  Originally posted by docmay View Post


                  Here is a south padre crab fish from a couple days ago.





                  A couple more victims of the crab!


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                  You have a pic of the crab you used?


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                    #10
                    Leftridge---that has got to be a hoot tying into a red on a fly rod. I've caught some mid-sized bass and that was great, but can't compare to the reds I'm betting.

                    Here's a pic of my favorite tank-fishing fly---and I'm working with a tyer to get some more tied up as I'm down to my last one and can't find any more.

                    Last edited by dustoffer; 06-29-2018, 03:29 PM.

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                      #11
                      Like Doc said above, you need clousers.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by El General View Post
                        Like Doc said above, you need clousers.

                        [emoji106] Got those in spades



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                          #13
                          i want some red crab flies!

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