Hook-Wholesale Fly Company Model 28 #8
Thread-UTC70 Black
Weight-.015 Lead Free Wire
Rib-.5mm Stretch Magic Cord
Body-Peacock Krystal Flash
Finished with Brown permanent marker along the top and entire body coated with Hard as Nails
Tie in thread and anchor wire...
IMGP1266 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Tie off wire and tie in Stretch Magic
IMGP1267 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Smooth transition with tying thread and tie in body
IMGP1268 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Wind body forward and tie off
IMGP1270 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
IMGP1271 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Stretch the cord and wind on as a rib
IMGP1272 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Tie it off, trim the flash, and finish wrapping a head
IMGP1273 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Color the top of the fly and coat with finish
IMGP1274 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
IMGP1278 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
I tied this as a weighted point fly for Euro Nymphing and Tenkara.
Green Rock Worm
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Re: Green Rock Worm
Excellent tutorial Bill. Very efficient tying.
John - Is this the pattern you were telling me about earlier this week?
Love them both guys.
John - Is this the pattern you were telling me about earlier this week?
Love them both guys.
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Re: Green Rock Worm
Good looking Hydropsyche!! Is that an Ostrich collar?
My Hydropsyche are on the left...
IMGP1290 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
My Hydropsyche are on the left...
IMGP1290 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Re: Green Rock Worm
I was introduced to Glossosoma by Rick Hafele while working as a volunteer with Biomonitoring in the 90's. He noted that we have 20 species in the NW in the Guide to Pacific Northwest Aquatic Invertebrates compiled by Rick Hafele and Steve Hinton and put together by the Oregon DEQ and Oregon Trout.... They are a very sensitive indicator species for Water Quality.