

Final weekend, I used to be fishing the Higher Connecticut River in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, with Invoice Bernhardt of Points North Outfitters, and considered one of our high producing patterns was the Roza’s Pink Pheasant Tail. This acquired me occupied with different pink patterns, and—lo and behold!—a number of such patterns confirmed up on YouTube this week. We kick issues off with a cool stonefly from Jorge G. Huertes of Universal Fly Fishing. It’s a horny little sample that can float properly and be fairly seen on the water. Subsequent up is the aforementioned Roza’s Pink, created by Luboš Roza, a two time Youth Fly Fishing World Champion and World Champion. He’s additionally a Fulling Mill signature tier. I can attest to the sample’s effectiveness, as I caught browns, rainbows, brookies, and landlocked salmon on it—all in the identical day.
The Oops All Berries Leech from Avid Max is called for a taste of Cap’n Crunch breakfast cereal, and it seems to be simply as tasty. The hook-up orientation means you possibly can fish it close to the underside with out concern of snagging. Lastly, anglers who fish the Northeast for stripers and tuna will wish to tie up some Squid Kinky Muddlers by Michael Ozkaya of LIFliesMike. The way in which he ties the primary a part of the sample straight onto 40-pound mono earlier than he even places a hook within the vise in ingenious.
Foam Stonefly
Hook: Customary dry-fly hook, sizes 8-12.
Thread: Olive, 6/0 or 140-denier.
Adhesive #1: Head cement.
Tails: Pink and black barred round-rubber legs.
Physique: Tan foam, 1mm (rear edge coloured with a purple marker).
Head: Tan foam, 1mm.
Wing: Deer hair.
Legs: White and black barred round-rubber legs.
Adhesive #2: Head cement.
Sighter: Fluorescent pink Parapost Yarn.
Collar: Olive squirrel dubbing.
Roza’s Pink Pheasant Tail
Hook: Barbless jig hook (right here a Fulling Mill 5045), sizes 12-20.
Bead: Pink tungsten slotted bead, measurement to match hook.
Adhesive #1: Superglue.
Thread: Fluorescent orange, 10/0.
Tail: Pheasant tail fibers.
Flask again: Opal Mirage Flashabou.
Rib: Purple wire, small.
Physique: Pheasant tail fibers.
Adhesive #2: Superglue.
Adhesive #3: UV resin.
Collar: Peacock black Ice Dub.
Oops All Berries
Hook: Barbless jig hook (right here a Fulling Mill 5045), measurement 12.
Bead: Mettalic purple tungsten offset bead (right here an Umpqua Jig Bomb).
Thread: Black Nano Silk, 100-denier.
Tail: Purple pine-squirrel Zonker strip.
Flash: Purple Krystal Flash.
Physique: Boysenberry Arizona Mega Seal.
Instruments: Dubbing brush.
Squid Kinky Muddler
Tail base: 40-pound-test arduous monofilament.
Thread #1: White flat waxed nylon, 210-denier.
Tentacle base: Pink Grande Estaz.
Tentacles #1: White Chinese language saddle hackle, dotted with a black Sharpie.
Tentacles #2: Orange and tan saddle hackles.
Tentacles #3: White, tan, and pink marabou fibers.
Physique transition: Pink Grande Estaz.
Adhesive #1: Superglue.
Eyes: Stick-on eyes, 1/2-inch.
Hook: Proprietor Aki, 6/0.
???: White, tan, and pink marabou fibers.
Stomach White marabou fibers.
Adhesive #2: Superglue.
Physique/head: A mix of white, tan, and Slinky Fiber, and white, pink, tan, and olive Steve Farrar SF Mix.
Thread #2: Monofilament thread.
Adhesive #3: Superglue.
Spots: Black Sharpie.
Adhesive #4: Liquid Fusion glue.
Software: Dubbing brush.
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