Reply With QuoteJust a kind of variation of the Marabou Muddler. Which I would fish before I fish this fly in the step-by-step anyway.
But it's a nice fly...I would alter the colours though. Blacks, olives and browns/tans rather, for trout stillwaters here.
Mike
Steelhead
From Orkney ( UK )
Just saw this sbs here :http://www.artifly.com/step_by_step.htm
What thoughts from the trooot people ???
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Steelhead
Just a kind of variation of the Marabou Muddler. Which I would fish before I fish this fly in the step-by-step anyway.
But it's a nice fly...I would alter the colours though. Blacks, olives and browns/tans rather, for trout stillwaters here.
Mike
Steelhead
I din ken a be'er flee thun a wee muddler furr an heelun loch.
Steelhead
Yea, that looks like something the folk in these kneck of the woods would fish
Fly-fishing surpasses the need to actually catch a fish, it becomes a mindset, and with time, an obsession.
Lord,grant that I may catch a fish so big that even I,
When speaking afterwards,
May have no need to lie.
Amen
Steelhead
That's what I said.
Steelhead
It's just a disco version of what we fish.
I prefer the red tail, olive wing and combination for the head olive/white, or olive/black.
everyone is a "guru" these days - re
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