Fuzz Goby

Published on Jan 13. 2026 - 3 weeks ago
Updated or edited 3 weeks ago

Hi there
I’ve made another goby. This time because I got some Veevus Uv body Fuzz I wanted to try. That resulted in this one. Very transparent fly with a bit of bling bling. Check it out and try it out.

Tight lines, Christian Krogh

Materials:
Ahrex ns156 #6
Veevus black gsp thread
Small black bead eye
Raidzap uv resin
Whiting grizzly CDL feathers
Midge flash pearl
Fishmadman Arctic semi seal cranefly tan
Fishmadman Arctic semi seal Canadian orange

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Whiting Spey salmon pink

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Danish gallery

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