Not sure why, but it works
Bonneville Cutthroat that inhaled a Pink Bling |
Although we've fished a few minor variations, the main style of the pattern has held true.
Now with the store featuring most of the materials, including the fancy sparkle foam , it's a good time to get some of these tied up. They're super-easy to tie and float like a cork.
Sparkle Foam |
Material List (see video tutorial below)
Thread: UTC GSP 100 Red or MFC Premium Thread, Pink 3/0 -- Buy Here --
Under-body: Pearl Cactus Chenille or MFC Lucent Chenille (Small)
Body: Glitter Craft Foam (Pink 2mm) glued to 2mm Fly Tying Foam, Cut to shape
Legs: Rainy's Barred Rubber Legs -- Buy Here --
Indicator: 2mm white fly tying foam -- Buy Here --
Small stream brown that liked the Pink Bling over natural imitations |
A Tiger trout that seemed to like the Tan/Gold Bling |
This pattern has seen its better days. |
Small stream cuttie that ate a Bling. |
Hi,cheech I have a question what are the materials that you used on that 6/0 musky fly that was showed on the mongoose vise review? P.S love the blog and videos keep it up!
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DeleteIt is tied with unicorn mane fibers from a harvested animal that we found in the happy hunting grounds.
Lol I will go find me a unicorn
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