Tying lady bugs

[jeffcpr]

Hi there everyone I was wondering if anyone out there has tied a lady bug pattern. I have bought them before, but because I can now tie my own why should I buy.
Other than to help out the economy of course.
But if anyone can help me out with a recipe on tying a lady bug I woul be grateful.


Thanks

[WarrenP]

This may or may not work. I found it here in the Archives of the FOTW:


http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flyt...122605fotw.php

[ducksterman]

Look at the spring 2009 issue of Fly Tyer...page 67

[popperfly]

If you get the "Fly Tyer Magazine" spring 2009 addition you will find a excellent lady bug pattern on page 68

[ducksterman]

BTW do not take my reference as an endorsement....much to fussy for me.

[popperfly]

Sorry Duckterman, I didnt see your post above mine about the fly tyer until it was to late

If you get the "Fly Tyer Magazine" spring 2009 addition you will find a excellent lady bug pattern on page 68

[Red Diamond]

i have a pattern that is great for a lady bug have been looking through my books and dvd but cant find it I will send you one and you can figure it out yourself . hackle for legs orange foam for back. If you would like me to send one to you send me a pm.

Good Fishing
Robin

[J Castwell]

Use your imagination. First, take a half of a coffee bean,,,

[PRM]

http://www.thetroutspot.com/Foam-Lad..._100-1432.html

[Red Diamond]

j

i like the coffee bean and if you dont catch any fish on it jusy break out the old pot and presto coffee on the river LOL

robin