Ray’s Velcro Crab Saltwater Flats Fly
Ray’s Velcro Crab is a locally tied, essential Saltwater Flats Fly designed for permit and bonefish. It features a slim profile and subtle coloration, making it ideal for picky fish in areas where a neutral-toned fly performs best.
- Furry foam body
- Fire tipped barred sili legs
- Realistic chenille claws
- For permit, bonefish and other saltwater species
- Sold individually
- Locally tied in Calgary, Alberta
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Furry foam |
| Legs | Fire tipped barred sili |
| Claws | Realistic chenille |
| Target Species | Permit, bonefish, other saltwater fish |
| Origin | Calgary, Alberta |
| Package | Individual fly |
FAQ
What makes the Velcro Crab fly suitable for flatwater saltwater fishing?
The slim profile and subtle coloration of the Velcro Crab fly allow it to blend naturally in flatwater environments, making it effective for picky fish like permit and bonefish that prefer neutral tones.
Is this fly suitable for use in both still and moving water?
Yes, the fly is specifically designed for saltwater flats and works well in slow-moving or still water conditions where fish are more selective.
Where is this fly manufactured?
This fly is locally tied in Calgary, Alberta.

Christian Wallace –
Fished this fly on a flatwater permit spot and caught a fish within minutes. The subtle color and slim design made it hard to detect, and the chenille claws held well. Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Michael Hughes –
Used it during a bonefish session in the flats. The fly stayed on the line well and the realistic claws helped with the hook set. A solid choice for neutral-colored waters.
Megan Lee –
Tied by local artisans in Calgary. The attention to detail in the foam body and leg design is noticeable. It worked perfectly in a low-visibility area and brought in a permit.
Maria Forsyth –
Felt the fly was more natural than typical saltwater flies. The fire-tipped legs added a bit of movement without being flashy. Would recommend for flatwater fishing.