Call it what you want it’s also known as kingfish candy to a lot of sea fisherman. At this time of year we have big numbers of piper seeking refuge around the eel grass (Zostera muelleri) in the shallow sand flats of most New Zealand harbors.
Our cunning Yellowtail Kingfish are well aware of this and that is why my go to fly normally resembles a piper of some sort. Subtle colour variations are rarely needed but it does pay to carry a few options, not only in colour but also size. With an average size of 200mm but micro or larger sizes always present it pays to mix things up.
Saltwater Fly Fishing guide. Tauranga, Bay of Plenty 
What material do you use for your piper
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Hey, it’s SF blend. Really good stuff, just the right amount of flash without overdoing it.
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