Softy Sand Eel
Softy Sand Eel
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Sand Eels are prevalent all along the coast and are a big food source for striped bass, bluefish, false albacore, mackerel, and more. If you are saltwater fly fishing in New England this is a great pattern and can create hook-ups even on the slowest of days.
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