Redfish Slider & Tarpon Slider Fly – 4" Saltwater Streamer

A versatile saltwater slider designed for redfish, tarpon, and other inshore gamefish. With a soft landing, neutral buoyancy, and a vulnerable baitfish profile, this is a great pattern for fishing shallow water and pressured fish

Description

Capt. Ken’s Redfish / Tarpon Slider is a 4-inch saltwater pattern designed to create a natural, vulnerable presentation that gamefish have a hard time ignoring.

These sliders land softly, maintain neutral buoyancy, and offer a lifelike profile in the water. Rather than creating a lot of disturbance, they present an easy-looking meal that can be especially effective when fish are cautious or feeding in shallow water.

Tied on quality saltwater #1/0 hooks, these flies are ready for the demands of inshore fishing.

How to Fish It

Fish the slider with short, controlled strips and pauses. Allow the fly to suspend naturally between movements. Experiment with retrieve speed and pauses to make the fly appear like an injured or vulnerable baitfish.

This presentation is useful when targeting fish cruising shallow flats, along shorelines, or through backcountry areas.

Capt. Ken’s Guide Tips

Don't overwork this fly. Its neutral buoyancy is an important part of the presentation. Short strips followed by pauses allow the slider to show its vulnerable profile. When fish are following but not committing, try slowing down and giving them more time to take the fly.

Available Colors

• Tan

• Red and White

• Chartreuse

• Black / Purple

• White

Details & Ordering Options

• Length: Approximately 4 inches

• Hook: Saltwater #1/0

• Style: Redfish / Tarpon Slider

• Buoyancy: Neutral

• Available options:

  • Single fly

  • 3-pack of one color

  • 5-fly selection – 1 of each color

  • 10-fly selection – 2 of each color

For individual flies and 3-packs, choose your preferred color. The 5- and 10-fly selections include all five color combinations in the quantities listed above.

A versatile slider assortment for your Tampa Bay flats and backcountry fly box.