Jiggy XL Sand Eel (Locally Tied)
Jiggy XL Sand Eel (Locally Tied)
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Sand eels are an abundant food source for striped bass here in New England. They can blanket shorelines creating aggressive feeding by striped bass. These Jiggy Sand Eels are tied using a sturdy saltwater jig hook and are designed to be fished slowly along the bottom of beaches and rocky shorelines.
Tied by: Josh Thelin
Noted Features:
- Tied on AHREX Salt Jig #2 Hook (SA254)
- Weighted using lead eyes
- Tied using bucktail and synthetics to provide a translucent appearance
This is a in-house tied pattern. We try our best to keep our flies available and in stock, but during certain times there might be a slight delay due to demand, etc. Please contact us if you need these immediately, are going on a trip, or otherwise as we can certainly do our best to accommodate you!
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