Please note that this is a Tuesday, not our usual Monday!
This month's pattern will be the Seaducer. Catch Cormier featured it in the January, 2015 issue of Louisiana Sportsman magazine. Seaducers are perhaps the most overlooked fly today. They’ve been around since the late 19th century, and have been used for every predator species from brown trout to tarpon, and even a world record redfish taken by Chico Fernandez.
The Godfather of Fly Fishing, Lefty Kreh, writes in his book, Presenting the Fly, that Seaducers are “one of the best patterns for both large and smallmouth bass that I’ve fished. I never make a trip without some of these in my box.”. Despite its many accolades, this fly is seldom seen in fly shops. But if you tie flies, good news — they’re easy to tie.
As always, beginners are welcome. Bring your tools if you have some, materials will be provided. The club has a few toolsets for those without tools.
