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FMF Salty Mullet Grey & White
The Salty Mullet Grey & White is a streamer originally designed for freshwater predators but it has proved to be a real magnet for marine fish, primarily European sea bass.
Sea bass from the Bay of Morlaix and the Roadstead of Brest have found the both models (sizes #1/0 and #1/0) of this very fishy mullet imitation particularly to their liking.
It is also a must-have pattern for tropical marine fish. I tested this fly in the Bijagos archipelago where mullets are a major diet for predatory fish and the results were beyond my expectations.
Jacks, red snappers, ladyfish, groupers, mackerel and bonito loved it.
Tied on a Gamakatsu SL12s.
My professional and personal choice of saltwater fly fishing guide.
From backwater mangroves to flats, brackish back-bays and open water.
This baitfish profile pattern is the ultimate in imitation, triggering some explosive strikes wherever you may be.
Available sizes: #1/0 & #2/0
The Salty Mullet Grey & White streamer is a simple imitation of a roach or any similar kind of baitfish in fresh and saltwater.
It’s ideal for imitating the prey of perch, pike-perch (zander) and pike, but also European sea bass and tropical game fish.
All sizes work very well for Perch, depending on the season and available baitfish at the venue you are fishing. In Spring and summer, the smallest size (1/0) is what you need to catch perch, especially the big ones.
The 2/0 can trigger the bigger fish in spring and summer as well but the size 1/0 is really an all-round size that works all year long.
Both sizes work well for pike-perch and pike, especially when they are not really hungry or feeding on smaller baitfish.
This streamer is a true pike killer in brackish waters like on Rügen/Germany, or in Denmark and the South of Sweden during the cold season from October to February when pike are feeding on smaller fish.
The Salty Mullet Grey & White Streamer can be fished anyway you want to use it but my favorite animation is the following: Twitch it hard two or three times and let it sink for 3 to 5 seconds, depending on the depth allowing you to do so. Especially when fishing for big perch in cold water and for pike-perch, the extra-long holding phase will be deadly.
This color Grey & White is extremely effective when the water is crystal clear and of course on a sunny day.
Salty Mullet Grey & White (Group 6)
805710 #1/0
805720 #2/0
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