The mulberry hatch was on in a city lake in North Omaha. What was needed was a fly that would make a plopping sound, and sink slowly. The only thing in my flybox that fit the bill was a LocoMoco fly. It worked! Caught 3 common carp under the same tree. Carp were fighting over it. Had to have patience, and wait for them to come back a few minutes after netting. Tight lines!
Nice fish. I’ve been thinking about the mulberry hatch. I came across a white mop with short stubby mop pieces, about 3/4 inch long. Found a couple of different colors of purple fabric paint which I thinned with water and used to it dye some of the pieces. Tied unweighted on a size 8 caddis pupae hook, they look like they’d make an excellent mulberry fly. They plop when they hit the water and sink slowly. Just have to find a local stream or lake with a mulberry tree hanging over it to see if they work
If you could find the right color yarn, I would think an egg fly would work. Just a thought
That’s good times right there! 
@jmcall I don’t think color matters much. The locomoco fly I was using was brown/yellow for the foam section & peacock color ice dub for the body, brown hen feather for collar. I think the noise and the sink rate are more of a factor.
That looks like a lot of fun! Nice work!
Mulberries are ripening in my area as well. The carp and catfish are willing to hit just about anything you throw under those trees!
Cool pics Dave!