Hatching Mayfly - Global FlyFisher

Hatching Mayfly
Flies and photos by Steve Thornton

Underwater view of hatching mayfly

(Underwater View)

Hook	Tiemco 206BL #6 or #8
Thread:	Dyneema
Abdomen:	Virtual Nymph Skin
Legs:	Spun CDC and Cree Hackle
Wings:	Medallion Wing, Clear
Thorax and Head Cover:	Virtual Nymph Ever-Stretch Foam
Tails:	Pocupine Guard Hairs
Dubbing:	Spun CDC
Pens:	Edding 142M & 142S in dark brown or black for eyes

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