That hummingbird looks like a fun project. Thanks!
That hummingbird looks like a fun project. Thanks!
Thank you! They really are fun. Enjoy!
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WOW!
Mike
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Betty what size hook did you tie your Hummingbird on. Thanks John
I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.
what is the hummingbird you speak of?
nvm i saw it! tahts great!
would it realy work for bass?
Betty, I love your Fly of the Week. Really creative and fun!
Eric
David, it is the Fly of the Week. You can find it by going to our main page: http://www.flyanglersonline.com
Top left is a photo of it, click on it.
Betty, bless you a thousand times!
From earlier posts, I made one for my wife who really enjoys hummingbirds. We have three feeders and during the summer months we often see 4-5 hummers at them frequently. They're VERY territorial.
I used green dyed grizzly hackle for the long tail feathers, peacock colored angel hair for the back feathers, a white body with red at the throat (red-throated hummingbirds!) and wings of olive dyed partridge. Put them on a Mustad 37187 wide gap hook. A number 6 was the largest I had (our bass like it) so it was a tad small. Dear wife thought it was wonderful.
Thanks very much.
Bill
Name notes where I fish and for what I fish.
Betty, what a creative fly. One question though, does the glass ball effect hook-set when using the fly? HAHAHAHA.
I love that fly, what a great ornament. I think I just found my weekend project and my contribution to the family christmas tree.