Heading to Cuba or one of the other Caribbean islands in search of bonefish? Looking for one of the deadliest shrimp patterns? Then check out the Paredon Bonefish Shrimp Orange—an eye-catching fly designed to attract bonefish and other flats gamefish in shallow waters. With life-like movement from every angle, its bright orange rubber legs and contrasting black dumbbell eyes give this fly an enhanced visual appeal that mimics natural shrimp movements. The vibrant orange krystal body adds extra shimmer, making it highly visible even in brackish waters and irresistible to the elusive "ghost fish" of the flats. Perfect for anglers targeting wary bonefish on clear, sandy flats, this fly can be presented at a distance from approaching fish. Crafted to perform under a variety of saltwater conditions, it offers an edge with its superior lifelike design.

This pattern is an especially effective fly in the renowned Cuban flats around Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Coco and is legendary in Cayo Paredon, Jardines del Rey—a renowned hotspot known for its large, selective bonefish.