Scott Goodwin
Recently I had the pleasure of having Scott Goodwin, the editor for BDoutdoors, on the boat.
This is a terrific pattern for Redfish and Black Drum that are feeding on small crabs and shrimp.
Step 1
Start the thread wraps just behind the hook eye.
Step 2
Tie in the lead eyes and advance the thread to the bend of the hook.
Step 3
Tie in the first set of rubber legs.
Step 4
Tie in the second set of rubber legs just above the first set and trim to desires length.
Step 5
Tie in the EP streamer brush just in front of the rubber legs.
Step 6
Palmer the brush forward all the way to the lead eyes, secure the brush and trim off the excess.
Step 7
Trim the brush to the desired shape.
Step 8
Rotate the vise so the hook point is up and tie in a tuft of craft fur about an inch and half long.
Step 9
Build an even thread head, whip finish and cement. Bar the craft fur with a brown and orange permanent marker.
Recently I had the pleasure of having Scott Goodwin, the editor for BDoutdoors, on the boat.
Capt Rick Worman ties a tarantula crab.