SaltwaterSF Baitfish
The SF Baitfish is a saltwater pattern that imitates small baitfish. Its bright, flashy body and natural movement make it irresistible to predatory fish.
Year Round
Intermediate
Saltwater Species
Overview
A saltwater streamer made from SF Blend synthetic fibers, often tied with large mono eyes and a tapered profile to mimic small baitfish. The synthetic fibers shed water easily and maintain shape, making it great for casting and lifelike swimming.
Pattern Characteristics
Materials
Hook: #1/0-2 Tiemco 600SP
Thread: UNI Mono Thread
Under Body: Orange Strung Hackle Fibers
Wing: White and Olive SF FIbers
Eyes: Claer Goo Eyes or Living Eyes
Glue: Loon Thick UV Fly Finish and Brush On ZAP A GAP
Fishing Tips
Season
Year Round
Presentation
Strip the fly in short, sharp bursts to imitate a fleeing baitfish.
When to Use
When predatory fish are feeding on small baitfish.
Water Type
Saltwater
Rigging Suggestions
Use a saltwater leader of appropriate strength.
Visibility & Floatation
The fly sinks and is highly visible due to its flashy materials. It can be fished at various depths depending on the weight used.
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