For all sorts of predators a school of baitfish or perhaps a splashing mouse can really attract the attention of big trouts, pike and other hungry predators. The Morrish Mouse is a great example of creating a atttractive top-water fly to imitate a swimming mouse, in a pretty simple form. It's basically three materials, and can take a little bit of time to tie, but it's not necessarily a difficult pattern with a bit of practice. Originally by Ken Morrish but in this video our very own Steve Silverio will be demonstrating the Morris Mouse in a tube-version.
Tube: Pro Flexitube Clear
Thread: White
Tail: Brown Rabbit strip
Body: Black Foam on top, Pink on bottom
Bodyhackle: Brown Rabbit strip
Throat: Coq De Leon rooster hackle
Head: Pro Conehead # Small, Pink + red paint/UV-resin on foam-top
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