If you didn't know, mayflies are like cheeseburgers. It's a long story, but I ranted about it here (EPIC cheeseburger rant)... This is another fly from the Mil Spec series that I have been playing with to mimic a mayfly that is having a hard time growing up and incorporating itself into the adult world. It likes to just hang in the film not knowing that there are hungry sharks seeking it out. Yep. I like fishing cripples. This is kind of a takeoff of the Quigley style of cripple with the classic front-facing wing and hackle. Anyway, it's a very simple, straightforward pattern that doesn't need a lot of explaining. Bring on the video!
Material List
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Hook: Fulling Mill 35050 Ultimate Dry Fly Hook, Barbless - 18


Thread: UTC Ultrathread 70 Denier - Olive


Hackle: Whiting Hebert Miner Hackle Cape - Bronze - Medium Gray Dun


Tail: Sparkle Emerger Yarn - Olive Brown


Wing: EP Trigger Point Int'l Fibers - Dark Dun


Other tools from the tutorial:
Tiemco TMC Adjustable Magnetic Bobbin ![]() ![]() |
Loon Ergo All Purpose Scissors - 4" ![]() ![]() |
Marc Petitjean Whip Finisher ![]() ![]() |
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