The permit is tailing at thirty feet on the oceanside flat. Tarpon are rolling in the channel at dawn. Bonefish are pushing across the backcountry as the tide floods in. The Florida Keys is the only place in the continental United States where all three are possible in the same day.
The Florida Keys Fly Assortment covers the full range of presentations that work in the Keys — from the oceanside permit flats near Islamorada to the backcountry bonefish of the Lower Keys and the tarpon migration that runs from April through July. Fifteen patterns selected specifically for Keys species and Keys conditions, where the right fly and a clean presentation are the margin between an eat and a refusal.
The Tarpon Roach and Tarpon Toad (Bunny) cover the two essential tarpon presentations — the Roach for migrating fish in open water and daisy chains, the Toad for laid-up and channel fish. For permit, the Permit Crab and Alphlexo Crab Variant give two crab profiles across different bottom types and current speeds. The bonefish selection runs five proven patterns from the Megafin Avalon through both Gotcha variations, covering the full range from nervous pressured fish to actively tailing fish on the flat.
Tarpon Roach — the defining Keys tarpon pattern for migrating fish and daisy chains
Tarpon Toad (Bunny) — slow-entry tarpon presentation for laid-up and channel fish
Gurgler and Mega NYAP Popper — surface patterns for low-light tarpon and aggressive inshore feeding
Permit Crab and Alphlexo Crab Variant — crab profiles for permit across oceanside and backcountry flats
Megafin Avalon and Bonefish Bitters — Keys bonefish patterns for clear, shallow flat presentations
Gotcha (Spawning) and Gotcha (Hot Legs) — essential Gotcha variations for bonefish in different conditions
Rubber Leg Charlie — high-visibility bonefish pattern for low-light or nervous fish
Mini Hammer Baitfish, Best Brush Fly, and Deceiver (Forked Tail) — baitfish patterns for snook, jacks, and inshore predators
Persuader (Pinfish) — mid-column baitfish profile for snook and channel fish
15 flies in a waterproof clear-lid fly box. Built for the Florida Keys — Islamorada to Key West.
The permit is tailing at thirty feet on the oceanside flat. Tarpon are rolling in the channel at dawn. Bonefish are pushing across the backcountry as the tide floods in. The Florida Keys is the only place in the continental United States where all three are possible in the same day.
The Florida Keys Fly Assortment covers the full range of presentations that work in the Keys — from the oceanside permit flats near Islamorada to the backcountry bonefish of the Lower Keys and the tarpon migration that runs from April through July. Fifteen patterns selected specifically for Keys species and Keys conditions, where the right fly and a clean presentation are the margin between an eat and a refusal.
The Tarpon Roach and Tarpon Toad (Bunny) cover the two essential tarpon presentations — the Roach for migrating fish in open water and daisy chains, the Toad for laid-up and channel fish. For permit, the Permit Crab and Alphlexo Crab Variant give two crab profiles across different bottom types and current speeds. The bonefish selection runs five proven patterns from the Megafin Avalon through both Gotcha variations, covering the full range from nervous pressured fish to actively tailing fish on the flat.
Tarpon Roach — the defining Keys tarpon pattern for migrating fish and daisy chains
Tarpon Toad (Bunny) — slow-entry tarpon presentation for laid-up and channel fish
Gurgler and Mega NYAP Popper — surface patterns for low-light tarpon and aggressive inshore feeding
Permit Crab and Alphlexo Crab Variant — crab profiles for permit across oceanside and backcountry flats
Megafin Avalon and Bonefish Bitters — Keys bonefish patterns for clear, shallow flat presentations
Gotcha (Spawning) and Gotcha (Hot Legs) — essential Gotcha variations for bonefish in different conditions
Rubber Leg Charlie — high-visibility bonefish pattern for low-light or nervous fish
Mini Hammer Baitfish, Best Brush Fly, and Deceiver (Forked Tail) — baitfish patterns for snook, jacks, and inshore predators
Persuader (Pinfish) — mid-column baitfish profile for snook and channel fish
15 flies in a waterproof clear-lid fly box. Built for the Florida Keys — Islamorada to Key West.
