Gotcha Fly | Tan/Pearl
Gotcha Fly | Tan/Pearl

Umpqua

Gotcha Fly | Tan/Pearl

SKU #960-GotchaTPFly-P

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Description

Overview

The Umpqua Gotcha in Tan/Pearl is a staple bonefish fly that has earned legendary status for its effectiveness on tropical flats around the world. Developed by Jim McVay in the Bahamas, this pattern has become the gold standard for targeting bonefish, permit, and other shallow-water saltwater species. Its simple but deadly design imitates shrimp and small baitfish, and its translucent pearl body combined with subtle tan wing materials gives it a highly natural appearance in clear, shallow water. This coloration offers the perfect blend of visibility and subtlety, mimicking prey without alerting wary fish.

The fly's construction features a pearlescent mylar body, light synthetic wing, and weighted bead chain eyes that help the fly land softly and ride hook-up—an essential trait for fishing over sand, mud, or turtle grass. The Gotcha sinks quickly and presents cleanly, allowing for precise, short-strip retrieves that trigger reactive follows and confident eats. Its consistent performance and adaptability across different flats make it a must-have for any saltwater fly box. Whether you're casting to nervous schools in knee-deep water or sight-fishing to singles on a clear flat, the Gotcha is the fly trusted by guides and anglers alike.Read More +

Features

  • Tan/Pearl colorway mimics shrimp and translucent baitfish
  • Bead chain eyes offer soft presentation and stable hook-up posture
  • Versatile pattern effective across a variety of flats and substrates
  • Lightweight construction ideal for shallow saltwater environments
  • One of the most proven bonefish flies of all time

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