How To Tie: The Brushy Baitfish

Brushy Baitfish Materials Kit – #2 Olive/Orange/Evg Includes:

• Thread: Danville Monofilament – .006
• Hook: Gamakatsu B10S – #2
• Eyes: 3D Eyes – 1/4″ Silver
• Tail/Body: EP Craft Fur Brush 3″ – Med Olive/Fl Orange
• Head: EP Minnow Head Brush 1.5″ – Everglades

Brushy Baitfish Materials Kit – #2 Grey/Orange Includes:

• Thread: Danville Monofilament – .006
• Hook: Gamakatsu B10S – #2
• Eyes: 3D Eyes – 1/4″ Silver
• Tail/Body: EP Craft Fur Brush 3″ – Grey Olive/Fl Orange
• Head: EP Minnow Head Brush 1.5″ – Minnow Grey

Brushy Baitfish Materials Kit – #2 White/Chartreuse Includes:

• Thread: Danville Monofilament – .006
• Hook: Gamakatsu B10S – #2
• Eyes: 3D Eyes – 1/4″ Silver
• Tail/Body: EP Craft Fur Brush 3″ – White/Chartreuse
• Head: EP Minnow Head Brush 1.5″ – White

Tying the Brushy Baitfish is quick & easy. It’s a deadly little pattern on pretty much everything that eats baitfish including tarpon, snook, trout, largemouth bass, peacock bass, and redfish.

The beauty of this fly is that you can combine any two colors of EP Craft Fur Brush and EP Minnow Head Brush to adapt your Brushy Baitfish to the water color and species you’ll be targeting.

The Craft Fur Brush takes markers well and the Minnow Head Brush is integrated with enough sparkle to catch the eyes of fish. The Brushy Baitfish can be tied in a variety of sizes depending on hook size and how many wraps you make.