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The Indian Ocean Region – Fly Assortment features 22 selected flies, perfect for fly anglers aiming to target the diverse fish species in these waters, and includes:
Crabs:
- Alphlexo Crab
- Merken Crab
Next Game Changers:
- Queenfish patterns
- Giant trevally imitations
- Permit flies
- Bonefish patterns
- Trevally patterns
| Region | Target Species |
|---|---|
| Seychelles (Alphonse and Cosmoledo Atolls) | Bonefish, Giant Trevally, Milkfish |
| UAE (including Dubai) and Oman | Queenfish, GTs, Permit |
| Maldives and Mauritius | Bonefish, Trevally |
FAQ
What types of fish can be targeted with this fly assortment?
This assortment is designed for targeting bonefish, giant trevally, milkfish, queenfish, permit, and various trevally species in the Indian Ocean regions.
Are the flies suitable for all types of fly fishing in the Indian Ocean?
The flies are specifically selected for the fish species found in the Seychelles, UAE, Oman, Maldives, and Mauritius, making them ideal for targeted fly fishing in those regions.
How many flies are included in the assortment?
The assortment includes 22 selected flies, covering a range of species and conditions across the Indian Ocean.
Jack Nolan –
The flies match the local fish well, especially the bonefish patterns in the Maldives. Easy to identify and cast. Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
John Forsyth –
Used the crab patterns in Seychelles and saw good results with milkfish. The trevally flies worked well in shallow reefs. Slightly more expensive than standard sets, but worth it.
Amelia Rees –
Perfect for targeting queenfish in Dubai. The coloration and size are accurate. I’ve used these in multiple trips and they’ve consistently caught fish.
Una Arnold –
The assortment covers a wide range of species. The Merken Crab is especially effective in the Alphonse Atoll. Would recommend to anyone planning trips to the Indian Ocean.
Austin Stewart –
Highly detailed patterns that mimic natural prey. Used in Oman and saw good action with GTs. The packaging is neat and the flies are well-organized.