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Bend back

Step by step instructions for a classic bendback pattern.  These little bait fish are almost completely weedless and great around structure and grass. Tie them in a range of colours of sizes to suit your target species whether its redfish in the grass or largemouth on docks or any other species that eats minnows or other small bait.
materials used
Hook: Tiemco 411S
Thread 6/0
Weight(optional) flat lead
Body: Flash material coated with UV resin
Wing 1: Bucktail, and flash (Sybai new sparkle hair)
Wing 2: Saddle hackles
Eyes: 5mm 3D eyes


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