Farrar's Flounder

Juvenile flounder/fluke imitation tied with "Just Add H2O Mirror Image". Designed for estuary/flats fishing when striped bass are keyed in on juvenile flounder.

[@TidyFlies2]

Awesome fly my friend. I'll be tying a few of these. I've used your products to tie a few saltwater baitfish patterns. Looking forward to this season here on the CT coast on my Kayak. Thanks again.

[@wayned5872]

Awesome flattie, I'm sure stripers would attack it

[@tomt5176]

Beautiful tie and very unique. Tungsten is expensive as mentioned, why not simply epoxy a small coin or flat piece of lead underneath? A penny saved…

[@glennplatvoet7111]

Looking like it's alive !

[@jsteelhdz]

Great looking fly. Simple to tie. Look out stripper's!

[@SJBflytying]

Brilliant! What weight of rod do you use to cast it and what are you catching?

[@therealKerb]

That is so cool. What have you caught on it?

[@tedhaas8440]

That brown fades when fished over time and too much of it leaves an odor that turns off fish.

[@scottmurray2434]

If you can’t get ahold of that powder could you glue on a small weight

[@wallyhynes444]

Do you have the materials used? Type\brand of epoxy, etc. thanks for sharing!

[@kevinadley8089]

Wouldn't you want to use Dumbbell eyes so that the fly is always upright?

[@aswfstevefarrar]

Kevin Adley Kevin, The fly does ride upright. The tungsten mixed with epoxy is quite heavy. Dumbbell eyes will work fine but you forfeit the shape.

[@tomt5176]

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[@altexlan415]

where is the Flounder fish? fool