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Mar 21 2016

Be Brave – Try Something Different

Bonefish on Trout Flies.

Fly fisherman are a stubborn bunch. We all have our confidence flies – The tried and true patterns we reach for when the going gets tough. However, in all avenues of fly fishing, the angler who’s willing to experiment is often the most successful in the long run. Trying new flies (even the most off…
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Mar 02 2016

Bonefish Scampi – Tying Instructions

How to tie the Bonefish Scampi, a fly pattern for bonefish.

At Andros South, we generally subscribe to the ‘big fish like big flies’ theory. Just ask long time Andros South guide, Josie Sands, what he likes in a bonefish fly.. “More meat” is likely what you’ll hear. So, today we’re coming at you with a step by step for a popular bonefish pattern of the…
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Feb 22 2016

Hoh Bo Spey Tube Fly – Tying Instructions

How to tie the Hoh Bo Spey tube fly for steelhead.

A while back, Stuart Foxall presented us with step by step tying instructions for Charles St. Pierre’s Hoh Bo Spey – An absolute deadly pattern for steelhead and salmon. Today, Stu’s back again with another great step by step on how to tie the Hoh Bo Spey – This time, on a tube! Enjoy! Hoh…
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Feb 19 2016

Skinny Water Bonefish – Go ‘Blind’

Shallow water fly patterns for bonefish.

At Andros South, most of the time we like to fish flies that are quite a bit larger than most other bonefishing destinations around the world. Our bonefish aren’t overly picky when in comes to fly pattern, and generally respond better to a bigger meal. Therefore, the majority of the time we prefer flies tied…
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Jan 30 2016

How to Tie a Needlefish Fly for Barracuda

How to tie a needlefish fly for barracuda.

We love fly fishing for barracuda, and we’re lucky to see a lot of them cruising our flats at Andros South. That’s why we recommend our guests keep a spare 9 or 10 weight rod locked and loaded in the boat for those times when a hefty ‘cuda shows up in between shots at bonefish….
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Jan 18 2016

The Clouser Minnow – An Oldie but Goodie

How to tie the Deep Clouser Minnow Fly Pattern.

We love to push the envelope when we’re at the vise, and like most fly tyers we’re always on the search for the next big fly pattern. However, today we’re taking a step back to pay tribute to one of the most versatile patterns of all time – The Clouser Minnow. Originally designed for smallmouth bass…
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Dec 30 2015

The Mini Puff – Tying Instructions

How to tie the Mini Puff Bonefish Fly.

We’ve mentioned before that most of the time our bonefish on South Andros aren’t overly picky. However, we’d be lying if we said we don’t encounter our share of spooky bonefish from time to time. After all, they’re still bonefish! For the most part, we like flies that are big and light. However, we’re also…
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Dec 05 2015

Orange Crush Clouser – Tying Instructions

How to tie the Orange Crush Clouser Bonefish Fly.

This season we were joined by our good friend and long time Deneki guest, Frank Carlton, at Andros South. He introduced us to one of his favorite bonefish flies, a pattern he referred to as the ‘Orange Crush.’ Knowing how long he’s fished in the Bahamas, we spun a few up and wouldn’t you know, they…
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Dec 02 2015

Worm Flies for Bonefish?

Worm fly for bonefish.

When most people think of bonefish flies, they generally think of patterns imitating small shrimp, crabs, or potentially baitfish – all of which are common prey for bonefish. However, bonefish have a surprisingly diverse diet and many anglers are surprised to learn that a large portion of their diet is actually made up of many…
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Oct 21 2015

Tube Flies for Bonefish?

Tube flies for Bonefish.

If you’ve been following our blog for some time, you’re probably well aware that we really dig tube flies. Tube flies have become common place in the world of salmon and steelhead, and for good reason.. They work really well! We’ve also had great success fishing tubes for other species from trout to barracuda, so…
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