Big Eye Squid Fly
This Big- Eye Squid Fly pattern is a type of artificial fly that imitates a squid, a common prey for many saltwater fish. The fly has large, realistic eyes that attract the attention of predators. There are many inshore and off-shore fish that will eat small squid fly patterns, especially when squid are abundant in the water. Some examples are striped bass, calico bass, yellowtail, white sea bass, tuna, and bonefish. These fish are attracted by the realistic eyes, movement, and color of the squid flies. This fly measures 7-1/2" to 9" depending upon hook size.