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Fly Fishing Fly Rods
- The best rods for the area are 9ft. fast action fly
rods in an 8wt. or 9wt.
Fly Reels -
Fly reels made for 7-8-9wt. with floating line is
recommended and they should hold at least 200yds of
backing. Slow sinking line is also good for the
channels we fish.
Flies
Tarpon - Assorted
Deceivers, minnows, and poppers in brown, root beer,
tan, olive, white with pink, white with chartreuse,
and purple.
Permit - Plenty of
crab patterns in tan, brown, olive, and tan with
green.
Bonefish - Crazy
Charlies and Gotchas in tan, pink, olive, and brown as
well as assorted shrimp patterns.
Snook - An
assortment of Clousers, Deceivers, and minnows in root
beer, white, and blue.
Light Tackle
Fishing
Light Tackle Rods
- Medium and fast action 6ft to 7ft rods.
Light Tackle Reels
with 8lb.-10lb.-12lb. capacity and at least 150ft to
200ft of line will usually be fine for most
situations.
Lures - Assorted
feather jigs in 1/8 and 1/4 in brown, root beer, tan,
white/pink, white/chartreuse, and olive. Top water
include Yozuri's, Rapala's, and Mirror lures in the
same size category. Soft baits including shrimp,
minnow imitations, and grubs with jig heads.
Additional
Recommended Items
Polarized Sunglasses
- We recommend amber lenses for the flats.
Sun Block - The day is long,
sunny, and hot!
Light Clothing
- Light long sleeve shirts are recommended.
Hat -
Everyone should bring a hat with neck protection or a
bandana.
Camera -
you'll have some nice memories you'll want to
remember.
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