Hi Everybody!
Spring is finally showing itself as we take in our final three sessions of the fly tying season. Tonight Tom Maley showed us some very innovative ant and PMD patterns that will certainly be fish catchers. It is fun to see Tim show us how to take rubber shelving material and transform it into an ant pattern that will fool fussy trout. For 8 dollars you can have enough tying material for 20 guys tying ants for life! Wow! Tim also showed us a second ant pattern that he came up with. For our final fly of the evening, we tied a PMD pattern that you can find in Shane Stalcup's book, Mayflies -Top to Bottom!
Next week, Doug Pullen is our guest instructor. You know Doug has planned an educational evening of fly tying. Come on out for the second last session of the season!
Biot PMD
Hook: Standard dr fly #14-18
Tail: Antron
Rib: Thread PMD 8/0
Body: Turkey Biot
Wing: Medallion sheeting
Thorax: CDC
Shelving material makes great ants!
Tim's Ant #1
Hook: Standard dry fly size 16
Body: Shelving material
Wing: White Antron
Legs: Black Flashabou
Tim's Ant #2
Hook: Standard dry fly size 16
Under Body: Black antron
Over Body: Black 2 mm foam
Wing: White antron
Legs: Black antron
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