Borski Bonefish Slider

The Borski Bonefish Slider, created by Tim Borski, is a fly fishing pattern that was designed in the 1990s as part of a series of flies intended for the Florida Keys. Living in Islamorada, Florid. Borski developed this pattern specifically to imitate small gobies, which are a primary food source for large bonefish in the area. Additionally, it can be adapted to represent small crayfish when targeting smallmouth bass.

Adapt to Other Species by Adjusting Retrieve Speed: This fly is versatile and can be effective for a range of species beyond bonefish. For redfish, snook, and striped bass, experiment with faster retrieves, especially in warmer waters, to simulate fleeing baitfish. For species like smallmouth bass, a slower retrieve will better imitate the movement of small crayfish or other bottom-dwelling prey.