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Alphlexo Crab Fly – Fly Fishing Baits for Bonefish and Permit

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.98.Current price is: $6.51.

Premium Alphlexo Crab fly with tungsten weight for shallow to deep water fishing.

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Alphlexo Crab™ by Flymen Fishing Company

Originally designed for fly fishing in The Seychelles, the Alphlexo Crab has become a must-have fly for targeting saltwater species such as bonefish and permit worldwide.

These are genuine Alphlexo Crabs produced in South Africa for lodge operations in The Seychelles. The unique body design is achieved through hand-tying using proprietary materials.

Tungsten and bead chain weights provide adjustable sink rates for different fishing conditions. A light version sinks slowly and is quieter when hitting shallow water, making it ideal for flat fishing. A heavier version sinks faster and is better suited for deeper water, such as when targeting redfish.

Feature Description
Material Proprietary tying material
Weight Options Tungsten and bead chain weights
Target Species Bonefish, permit, redfish
Origin South Africa

FAQ

What makes the Alphlexo Crab different from other saltwater flies?

The unique body design and quiet sinking behavior, especially in shallow water, make the Alphlexo Crab effective for targeting species like bonefish and permit in low-visibility conditions.

Can I use the Alphlexo Crab in deep water?

Yes, the heavy version with bead chain weights sinks faster and is suitable for deeper water conditions, such as redfish fishing.

Where are the Alphlexo Crabs manufactured?

They are produced in South Africa for lodge operations in The Seychelles.

3 reviews for Alphlexo Crab Fly – Fly Fishing Baits for Bonefish and Permit

  1. Jennifer Sutherland –

    Used the Alphlexo Crab on a bonefish trip in the Caribbean. The fly sank quietly and stayed natural in shallow water. The weight options made a big difference depending on depth. Highly recommended for flat fishing.

  2. Ava Gill –

    Fished with a heavy version in deeper water and it got down quickly. The body design looked realistic and attracted fish. A bit expensive but worth it for the performance.

  3. Dan Morgan –

    Perfect for shallow flats. The light version didn’t make noise when hitting the water, which helped catch more fish. The quality feels durable and the materials are well tied.

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