saltwater flies EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2 Bonefish,tarpon,permit
Seth Wakefield 
# **How to Choose Saltwater Flies: EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2 for Bonefish, Tarpon, and Permit**
Saltwater fly fishing is an exhilarating experience, especially when targeting species like bonefish, tarpon, and permit. One of the most effective flies for these prized gamefish is the **EP Spawning Shrimp in Size 2**. Designed to mimic the natural movements of shrimp—a staple in the diet of these species—this fly is a must-have in any saltwater angler’s arsenal.
In this guide, we’ll break down why the **EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2** is an excellent choice, how to fish it effectively, and what makes it stand out from other shrimp patterns.
## **Why the EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2?**
### **1. Realistic Profile & Action**
The **EP Spawning Shrimp** is crafted with **EP Fibers**, a synthetic material that provides lifelike movement in the water. When stripped or drifted naturally, the fibers pulsate, imitating the erratic darting of a fleeing shrimp—an irresistible trigger for bonefish, tarpon, and permit.
### **2. Ideal Size for Multiple Species**
A **Size 2** hook strikes the perfect balance—large enough to attract tarpon yet subtle enough for wary bonefish and permit. The proportions closely match the natural shrimp found in flats and mangrove environments, making it a versatile choice.
### **3. Durable Construction**
Saltwater species are powerful, and their sharp teeth can destroy poorly tied flies. The **EP Spawning Shrimp** features a **strong, corrosion-resistant hook** and reinforced thread wraps, ensuring it withstands multiple aggressive strikes.
## **Best Fishing Techniques for the EP Spawning Shrimp**
### **1. For Bonefish**
Bonefish are notoriously selective, often scrutinizing flies before striking. To fool them:
– **Use a slow, twitchy retrieve**—mimic a shrimp crawling along the bottom.
– **Cast ahead of cruising fish** and let the fly sink before retrieving.
– **Opt for natural colors (tan, olive, or pink)** in clear, shallow flats.
### **2. For Tarpon**
Tarpon are aggressive predators but can be picky about fly movement.
– **Strip the fly with short, fast bursts** to imitate a fleeing shrimp.
– **Fish near structure (mangroves, docks, or drop-offs)** where tarpon ambush prey.
– **Use a heavier leader (16-20 lb)** to handle their explosive runs.
### **3. For Permit**
Permit are among the most challenging flats species to catch.
– **Present the fly subtly**—allow it to sink naturally before initiating a slow strip.
– **Focus on sandy potholes or turtle grass flats**, where permit hunt for shrimp.
– **Stay patient—permit often follow before committing.**
## **Why Choose KyleBooker’s EP Spawning Shrimp?**
At **KyleBooker**, we ensure every fly is **hand-tied with premium materials** for maximum durability and action. Our **EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2** is rigorously tested in real-world conditions, guaranteeing performance when it matters most.
### **Final Thoughts**
Whether you’re stalking bonefish in the Bahamas, targeting tarpon in the Florida Keys, or hunting permit in Belize, the **EP Spawning Shrimp Size 2** is a proven winner. Its lifelike movement, durable construction, and versatility make it a top choice for serious saltwater anglers.
**Stock up on KyleBooker’s EP Spawning Shrimp today and elevate your flats fishing game!**
*Tight lines,*
*The KyleBooker Team*