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Beady Eye Baitfish
Beady Eye Baitfish #2 Olive/White
The Beady Eye Baitfish fly is a Clouser style fly tied with bead chain eyes instead of lead
eyes which makes for a more castable fly with a more moderate sink rate. For medium depth shallow water situations
where lead eyes are too much, we often turn to flies like this tied with bead chain instead of lead.
Tied with a nice "laser light" gill highlight, this is a great fly for
bonefish, baby tarpon, seatrout and redfish, and small tunas like false albacore and bonito.
This type of pattern can be quite useful for swinging cross current in estuary fishing for striped bass and other species.
A great all-purpose fly - we always keep a few of these in the box alongside our heavier clouser minnows.
Beady Eye Baitfish #2 $6.99/ea
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Beady Eye Baitfish #2 Olive/White (bottom view)
Beady Eye Baitfish #2 Tan/White (with gold highlights)
Beady Eye Baitfish #2 Tan/White (bottom view)
The Beady Eye Baitfish flies are tied on the Mustad S71 style hook...
these #2 flies are approx. 3 1/4 inches long (8 cm).
Striped bass swirls at sunset - Photo: Chris Windram
Note: All of the Saltwater Flies that we sell are handcrafted items - some small variations
in size, color, or shape from the flies pictured here are possible. We guarantee your satisfaction
with any fly purchased from us - if any fly you order from us does not meet your expectations, you
may return it (unfished!) for a full refund.
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