Fly Tying Saltwater Flies – 90 Percenter – Bonefish shrimp crab

Posted on April 19, 2009 by Mark Cahill — 2 Comments ↓

Another great bonefish pattern.

Salt Water Fly Tying This is a friend of mine name Zino, an extremely good fly tyer, but also extremely modest. The fly is called the 90%er and is fished 

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About Mark Cahill

Mark N. Cahill has been writing and editing for Reel-Time.com since 1995. He started fishing in the mid-1960's and caught his first striper off World's End in Hingham in 1966. From there on in it was an obsession. He loves fishing for tuna, and fly fishing for striped bass. In a pinch, anything with fins will do...

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2 comments on “Fly Tying Saltwater Flies – 90 Percenter – Bonefish shrimp crab”

1. Frank says:

   January 19, 2010 at 7:36 pm

   Nice pattern! You’re very precise when you tie. Pleasure to watch. Thanks for the recipe/video.

   Frank

2. Matt says:

   May 1, 2012 at 8:13 pm

   As a novice (fly fisherman, saltwater fisherman, fly tyer) what would make this shrimp pattern (or any other) useful for bonefish, but not for say … redfish in the marshes of SE Louisiana?