Fly Tying Videos

HOT SPOT HARES EAR

Some of you are probably thinking to yourselves, “why are they putting another hares ear video on here?”  Believe me, this is not a normal hares ear.  I first tied this variation up at the start of this last summer and I found myself tying this on the end of my line almost every time I found myself on the water.  It produces fish after fish.  The hot spot dubbing is a UV fluorescent pink ice dubbing that must drive the fish crazy and want to try it out.  This fly even had days where it was outdoing our go-to fly, the two-toned surveyor!  Get some of this UV Fl. pink ice dubbing and tie these up. This fly is a great choice if you euro nymphing as well.

Recipe:
Hook: Scud
Bead: Gold tungsten to fit hook
Abdomen: SLF natural brown squirrel
Thorax: SLF natural brown squirrel
Hot Spot: UV Florescent pink ice dubbing
Wing Case: Black thin skin
Thread: Red
Tail: Coq de Leon

 

Frenchie fly pattern

For this pattern, we are going to give credit where its due because this fly catches fish like crazy and one of our favorites.  Anytime we get to new water, or just plain want to catch fish, we tie on this pattern.  It’s easy to tie and very effective.  Lance Egan came up with the pattern and Devin Olsen introduced it to us.  I personally make sure I have plenty of these flies in my fly box at all times.  Gilbert often drools at the site of my fly box when he opens it up to see LOTS of frenchies!  Tie lots of these and experiment with some different colors of dubbing for the collar to suit your needs and find the most effective color for your own waters and please, let us know just how many fish you catch with this pattern.  You will not be disappointed!!!

Derek

 

Recipe:
hook: scud hook size 14-18
bead: gold or copper tungsten
tail: coq de leon or your favorite tailing material
abdomen: natural pheasant tail
rib: copper wire size br
collar: hot pink ice dubbing, or your favorite dubbing of any color

 

 

Zebra Midge Medley

February is finally upon us. Trout have been keying on midges and will continue to do so. These three midges are all going to catch fish this spring, so make sure you have these variations in your fly box from sizes 18-26 and you will not be disappointed.

Recipe:
hook- scud sizes 18-26
Body: 8/0 thread in black, olive, red and other colors
rib: ultrawire
Glue: coat the entire fly with fly tyers glue for durability
For necktie zebras add a thorax of ice dubbing.

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