FLY
Dry Fly
Tiny Blue-Winged Olive Dry Wooly
Tied by Christian Andrews
Tiny Blue-Winged Olive Dry Wooly recipe
| Hook | #20 - 24 or smaller |
|---|---|
| Thread | olive, cream, or tan |
| Body Hackle | light dun or dark dun, reverse palmered over body |
| Body | fiber from Pheasant cock tail |
About this fly
This fly is from Ed Story and his Missouri Trout Flys Lay down a thread base to the hook bendTie in a sized dry hackle by the butt end dull side out; wrap thread back to eyeTie in a fiber from a Pheasant tail by the tip; thread wrap to hook bendTouching wrap the tail fiber back to the eye; tie off; clip extraReverse palmer (hackle fibers should be leaning toward the eye) the hackle over the body; tie off; clip extraWrap a head; whip finish; head cement
What the Tiny Blue-Winged Olive Dry Wooly imitates
- BWO (dun) Serratella ignita
- Mayfly dun (adult dry) (dun)
Inside the vault every material on this fly opens to its own card, and you can save the fly to your own boxes.
