Crazy Charlie
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The Crazy Charlie is originally a fly for targeting bonefish - developed on Andros Island in 1977 in the Bahamas by local bonefish guide Charlie Smith and popularized by San Francisco angler Bob Nauheim. It is a must fly to have in the box when fishing the tropics, but it quickly turned out to be a brilliant pattern for fishing all over the world in both salt- and freshwater. In this video we have danish flyfisher and tyer Morten “Coastfly” Hansen behind the vice demonstrating his modern version of the all-time-classic.
Hook: Ahrex SA254 - Salt jig
Thread: White
Bead: Silver bead (slotted)
Body: Opal tinsel and clear vinyl rib
Wing: Midge pearl crystal flash and white marble fox tail
Head: White Ice Dubbing
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