CASA BLANCA CRAB

Description

Casa Blanca Crab is a durable and realistic saltwater fly designed to imitate small crabs—an essential food source for species like permit and bonefish. Named after the famous Casa Blanca Lodge in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, this pattern has earned a reputation for success on the flats. It features a compact, crab-like body, rubber legs for lifelike motion, and bead chain or lead eyes to help it sink quickly while maintaining a natural, claws-up posture.

Tied in muted tones like tan, olive, or brown, the Casa Blanca Crab blends well with sandy or grassy flats. It’s best fished with short, accurate strips to mimic fleeing prey. This fly is a must-have for anglers targeting smart, selective fish in clear, shallow saltwater environments.