Was experimenting with some mini chickabou I picked up from Ebay auction. Really nice small grizzly marabou all different colors 
Tied up a small “fluffy” nymph all tied from the fluff scrap from the mini bou material, tail, dubbed body, some flash and tied the hackle fibers with a dub loop sweeped back. This is on #8 lite wire 90 degree jig hook and x-small conehead.
Enjoy
Mike
that looks like some candy for the bluegills! nice tie mickalo!
Jordan
Thanks Jordan. I was kinda thinking the same thing 
Hopefully it may produce some action. At least it was fun to tie it.
Mike
looks good, how fast does it sink, i’d bet it would catch trout in some of our maine streams and rivers.
I haven’t been able to field test it but tested in the sink and it sinks fairly quickly with the cone head. may tie up a couple with some additional lead wraps behind the cone. I like the action of the chickabou really flows nicely.
Thanks,
Mike
Nice tie…I can see that working for trout easily…it could represent a crawfish, sculpin, or just a nymph. All that “fluff” should make it look alive. Did you use the marabou for the dubbing as well?
Mike
Yep the entire fly was tied with this chickabou, except the flash and cone head
I took some of the longer fibers and put’em in a dubbing loop to form the hackle, swept back.
Mike
Nice tie Dave.
I picked up a bunch of these jig hooks awhile back and thought I’d experiement with them. Took some of them and bent the eye end so they where more of a 30 degree bend and tied on some small bead chain eyes. Great little panfish hook.
Mike
That’s great about the beadchain eyes! It looks like those hooks work really well with the cones, too. Looks fairly weedless, and keeps the hook riding point-up.
With the bead chains they do stand up great, riding hook point up. I haven’t had a chance yet to field test but in the sink they look kwel
Due to a shoulder & arm injury a few months ago I haven’t been able to do much fishing this season but I’m well stocked for next season for sure!
Mike
