Another fly idea

[Rick Z]

Went out with a fly I tied up with left-over materials. Worked better than the Goldie Jr, black or white boa yarn flies or a black furled tail leech today. No pictures as I lost it on a fish.

size 10 hook, small bead head. brown lalma hair as dubbing and two pieces of peacock tied on in the middle and then folded back to form 4 legs that went about 1/4 inch beyond the bend of the hook.
the peacock was red. Had to many other things to do today to get any more tied.

Rick

[Gandolf]

Hi Rick,

Thanks for posting the fly pattern.

Do you think you could get a picture of the fly? You have a history of coming up with flies that tend to catch fish.

(Every once in a while I come up with a pattern that catches fish, but mostly my original patterns are a long series of flops.)

Again, thanks for posting the pattern.

Thanks and regards,

Gandolf

[Rick Z]

I have a few other things too. Will try get few tied and get the pictures posted.

Rick

[Gandolf]

Hi Rick,

Thanks. Sounds like you have your hands full for a few days. Post it when you get the time.

Thanks and regards,

Gandolf

[Gemrod]

Thanks when you post the pics Rick. I want to try tying it. But I am not too good at going by a material list and creating the objective fly. I sure would like to see the picture to know what I am trying to achieve as I try to tie it.

[Rick Z]

http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/s...eacockwing.jpg

hook 12 to 16
Bead head
dubbing body
peaock tied in on each side. fol.ded back and tie again

[quivira kid]

That looks very very buggy, Rick! I can see why the fish would like that one.

[Greg Hunsicker]

Thanks for the picture Rick. My minds eye had something different pictured. Very buggy.

Greg

[Bluegill222]

I can see that driving bluegills absolutely nuts.

[Gandolf]

Thanks Rick,

Like Greg said, I was not sure what it looked like. I had an idea in my minds eye, but it was only a guess. It looks like something gills would eat, so I need to tie a few.

Thanks and regards,

Gandolf