Surf Candy - Sand Eel/Silverside
Surf Candy - Sand Eel/Silverside
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Using the Popovics Tuffleye Foils, this Surf Candy fly pattern is a great imitation of sand eels and silverside baitfish. Great for striped bass, false albacore/tuna, and bluefish. These are all tied on Gamakatsu SC15 2/0 hooks.
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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