Published Jan 31. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020

#31 - Mosquito Ghost

Tied by: Selene Dumaine Originated by: Selene Dumaine Hook: 8xl #4 or #6 Thread: White Tag: Silver tinsel Body: Yellow floss Rib: Silver tinsel Belly:...

#31 Mosquito Ghost - Selene Dumaine


Tied by: Selene Dumaine
Originated by: Selene Dumaine

Hook: 8xl #4 or #6
Thread: White
Tag: Silver tinsel
Body: Yellow floss
Rib: Silver tinsel
Belly: White kid goat hair
Throat: Black hackle fibers
Underwing: Peacock herl
Wing: 4 grizzly dyed light ginger hackles
Shoulder: Silver pheasant
Eyes: Jungle cock
Head: Black

Notes: This streamer fly was created in June of 2009 when Selene was leading a Women's Fly Fishing School at Weatherby's in Grand Lake Stream, Maine. Prompted by lodge guide Jared Koengs, and in a creative state of mind, Selene put thought to hook and feather resulting in a traditional styled and quite Ghostly streamer. "There were a bizzillion mosquitos that weekend at Forth Lake where we were fishing, hence the name. The weekend was a memory maker for sure and this fly helps to remind me of it."
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Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

very well done...proportions, contrasts, flow...beautiful

Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

nicely done,definitely as fish catcher

Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

Thats a real beauty Selene!!!

Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

This is a beauty alright. I love the whole fly. Great job! You nailed it.

Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

Wow! Great looking fly. Love the wing color!

Comment to #31 - Mosquito Ghost...

Selene;
That's a beautiful tie of a Rangeley style streamer...nice!

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