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Fly Fishing Specialties :: Fly Patterns :: Tarpon Flies :: Fly H20 Alf Tarpon

Fly H20 Alf Tarpon

The ALF Tarpon Fly is often the answer. This is also a very good pattern for times when tarpon are spooky. Try presenting your ALF with one of the new clear tip fly lines. The Tarpon ALF is just one of dozens of great ALF styles the Howes have created - all of which are deadly saltwater patterns, which will also work on a horde of freshwater critters. Many flats tarpon addicts get hung up on traditional flies, but those who know about the Tarpon ALF are scoring big time, when old favorites won't open locked jaws. Give the Tarpon ALF a try, you won't be sorry.

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SKU	Flyh20_ta1
Quantity in stock	1000 item(s) available
Weight	0.20 lbs
Price:	$5.99

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