Spawn 60 Degree Jig Shanks - Hunter Banks Fly Fishing

Shanks for Tying Flies - Hooks for Fly Tying

Spawn 60 Degree Jig Shanks 20 mm : Sports & Outdoors

It’s not always easy staying connected, but your fly connections are no longer an issue. Spawn is excited to welcome you to the pickiest shank

Spawn Bulk Articulated Shanks

In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine - Issue 39 by In the Loop Fly

Spawn 60 Degree Jig Shanks - Hunter Banks Fly Fishing

Spawn Fly Fish Jig Shanks- How to put on a slotted tungsten bead

Articulated Flies catch lots of fish, but they can be a pain to tie with wire or backing as the connection. You simply tie the back fly, finish it, clip on the articulated shank, and tie the gap shut. Finish your front fly, and you're good to go. No messing around with wire and beads trying to attach your hooks together, just snap it on and tie it shut, and you have a positive connection. Comes in three sizes to work for everything from trout to pike.

Spawn 60 Degree Micro Jig Shanks 20 Pack - 15 mm

Umpqua Micro Spawn - Hunter Banks Fly Fishing

In the Loop Fly Fishing Magazine - Issue 39 by In the Loop Fly

It’s not always easy staying connected, but your fly connections are no longer an issue. Spawn is excited to welcome you to the pickiest shank

Spawn Bulk Articulated Shanks

Spawn 60 Degree Jig Shanks 20 mm : Sports & Outdoors

Egg patterns are designed to imitate a spawning fish's eggs. Many fish will eat the eggs of a different species or even their own species. The egg pattern is usually fished subsurface and can be used in rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds. Sometimes it is beneficial to use the egg pattern dropped off of a dry fly pattern with 12-24 of tippet in between them.

Umpqua Oregon Cheese Micro Spawn - Size 12

60 Degree Jig Articulated Shanks

Rainbow Yummy– Spawn Fly Fish