Published Oct 11. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020
#285 - Muddler Feather-wing
Muddler Feather-wing - Dave Lomasney Tied by: Dave Lomasney Originated by: Don Gapen Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek 8xl #2 Thread: Black 6/0 Body:...
Tied by: Dave Lomasney
Originated by: Don Gapen
Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek 8xl #2
Thread: Black 6/0
Body: Gold flat tinsel
Wing: 2 olive hackles flanked by black hackle
Head: Deer hair spun and clipped to shape
Notes: Don Gapen created the Muddler Minnow pattern for chasing Ontario's legendary coaster brook trout, a potamodromous, slow growing large strain of brookies. The pattern was created to mimic the Cockatush minnow, a type of sculpin which inhabit the stream beds of the Nipigon watershed. The moniker "Muddler", comes from a local endearment given to the minnows in Wisconsin. The defining feature of the pattern is the head, and it has been passed along into the listings for hundreds of new variations. Dave has kept things simple keeping the streamer slender. The black and olive wing combine to an alluring dark olive bound to entice the coasters on the hunt.
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Comment to #285 - Muddler Feather-wing
like the uniqueness of the pattern as well as it's cleanliness. well tied and thought out
Comment to #285 - Muddler Feather-wing
i love this fly,i bet it would work great in the UK also for those large back end trout...