Sunray Shadow Original Black and Brown MEDIUM

Name: Sunray Shadow Original Black and Brown MEDIUM
SKU: SS1013
Availability: InStock

~~$5.00~~ $3.75

We’re proud to offer you a newly designed fly

This the medium version of the Original Sunray Shadow. The wing is partly brown bucktail and the black wing is goats hair from the Himalayan goat – This specific material is chosen from 100´s of goat hides – absolutely superior stuff

Produktkode: SS1013

67 in stock

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EAN: 5740000130820 SKU: SS1013 Categories: Flies for Iceland, Sunray Shadow Original fly, Sunray Shadow type flies Tags: Gaula river, original sunray shadow, orkla river, Raymond Brooks, Salmon Fly, salmon tube fly, steelhead tube fly, Sunray Shadow, Sunray Shadow Original Black and Brown MEDIUM, sunray shadow tube fly, sunrayshadow, surface fly, tube fly, tubefly

The size of this Sunray

This a 75 – millimetre fly…or medium version – The tubing is 30 mm long – The tubing is 3.2/2.0 mm. thick – The tubing diameter is flexible due to the special nylon compound we have formulated – So bigger hooks than those we suggest could be used

Why are these long wing Sunray Shadow flies so good?

Gleaming baitfish

A substantial percentage of the food Atlantic salmon and steelhead eat at high seas is fish – often small silverfish like Capelin and sand-eel as seen in the photo – Most likely, the long-winged tube fly like the Sunray Shadow will encapsulate the essence of these fish.

Baitfish like sand-eel is on the menu for salmon across the northern hemisphere – The Sunray Shadow perfectly represents these gleaming and erratic.

Dwarf Sunrays for big sea trout in Argentina

Perfect sea trout fly

Here is a picture of a Sea Run caught on one of the Sun-Rays you sent me for my trip to Despedida Lodge in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a few weeks ago.—Fish was eating small Skuds (14 & 16’s), but this fish was hungry, and couldn’t resist an appetizing smaller Sun-Ray.

—Thanks.

Most Sincerely,

Bill (Beatle) Abshagen