RIO's Aldous Flats Worm YGroup_Vice This shrimp pattern uses rabbit

This shrimp pattern uses rabbit hide to help conceal the hook

Their size and unique coloration make them easy for trout to pick off

A super-slow hand-twist with the occasional twitch is often all it takes to trigger a strike

This can still fish as a shrimp pattern

and other small forage

RIO's Aldous Flats Worm YGroup_Vice This shrimp pattern uses rabbitRIO's Aldous Flats Worm was born out of necessity to offer the very nervous Tampa Bay redfish a stealthy flats style fly. "Oftentimes I would use smaller bonefish flies for redfish, so I eventually added the shape of a marine worm on the back of a Crazy Charlie pattern. This produced a fly small enough for them not to notice during casting, yet large enough to detect while the fish were foraging for food on the bottom. Oh yea, it's a great bonefish