Best Bonefish Fishing Lures In 2022

 Inshore fly fishing for Bonefish is a challenging and challenging way to fish. Bonefish can be found from the shallow water just off shore, but usually they are running in about three feet of water or less. In this part of Florida that means that you can find them around mangrove islands as well as beaches and flats. It is also a good idea to fish around sea-grape trees as these provide great ambush cover for the fish. Inshore bonefish are usually feeding on shrimp, crabs and small fish as well as sea-worms and other smaller crustaceans. This makes them a fairly easy fish to attract with the right lures. Yet, to actually hook them can be quite a challenge.



The key is to find the fish and then entice them into biting your lure or fly. Bonefish like lots of action and will usually only take a lure that has the appearance of life such as swimming or moving very fast, which many lures do not. The other thing you should look for in a good bonefish lure is bright colors. Bonefish are very fair-sighted and use color to make up for the blurring caused by water refraction. So, bright lures will help you catch more fish.

You can buy many fishing lures for bonefish online or at your favorite store that carries fishing equipment.

Please keep in mind that the list below is just a small sampling of what is available and there are plenty of other lures that you can try. If you have a favorite, please put it in the comments section at the bottom of this article.

1) Pointer Brand Pointers Tail Fly Size #6

Inshore bonefish will go for popper type lures and the Pointer brand pointers tail fly is an excellent example. It has a round head with a beaver paddle for a tail and is studded with plenty of rubber legs. You can fish this lure either by casting or trolling and it will catch fish from Florida to Texas, though they are especially popular in South Florida. They come in various sizes so for best results you should choose the size that will be effective in your area.

2) Wahoo Lures Fish Head Bonefish Killer

This is another popper type lure and it is one of the better ones on the market today. It works especially well when fishing around mangroves or other areas where there are lots of branches and roots, as these types of conditions can make fish more aggressive. It is also designed to be cast or trolled which allows you to adapt your lure to the type of fishing that will work best where you are. The head of this lure is very realistic looking and vibrates like a real fish, while the shell back has an up and down motion which imitates a fleeing prey fish.

3) Blue Fox Vibrax Spinners Size 1/4 Oz

These lures have been around for a while and they still work today because the fish seem to love them so much. They are very effective in inshore conditions and also work well when fishing for trout, though they are best known for catching bonefish. The fish like them because of the vibration that they produce and the flash that they have. You can use them when both casting or trolling, which makes it one of the most versatile types of lures on the market today.

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