FNF Creeper Fritz
For a long time here at FNF we have been trying to develop a chenille incorporating mobile soft rubber legs. We believe this type of material would have lots of applications from lures for under a bung right to crab patterns for bonefish and everything in between. The rubber legs are 30mm long mounted on a micro core for easy tying. We also incorporated a thin layer of slush jelly like material along the core to give the material some body.
This will prove an excellent material as it provides lots of color and movement into any pattern.
We have particularly enjoyed fishing small foam back creepers through the surface layers.
These patterns can easily be tied to international rules.
Each bag contains 2m of Creeper.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Chenille with soft rubber legs and slush jelly layer |
| Leg Length | 30mm |
| Core Type | Micro core |
| Length per Bag | 2 meters |
| Application | Surface lures, under bung lures, bonefish crab patterns |
FAQ
What is the length of the rubber legs on the Creeper Fritz?
The rubber legs on the Creeper Fritz are 30mm long.
Can this material be used for bonefish crab patterns?
Yes, the material is suitable for bonefish crab patterns due to its movement and color properties.
Is the material easy to tie into fishing patterns?
Yes, the micro core design allows for easy tying according to international rules.
Dominic Mackay –
The Creeper Fritz adds great movement when fishing in surface conditions. The 30mm legs move naturally and the slush jelly layer gives it a realistic feel. I’ve used it with foam backs and it’s caught several small fish in shallow waters.
Joan Russell –
It’s a solid addition to my pattern kit. The color options are vibrant and the legs respond well to water movement. Tying it to a foam back was straightforward and the pattern stayed intact during casting.
Yvonne Walker –
I’ve tried several chenille materials, but this one stands out for its natural movement. Works well under the surface and in light currents. The 2-meter length is sufficient for multiple patterns.