Published May 20. 2022 - 2 years ago
Updated or edited Jul 12. 2022

Brown & Orange Waterpusher

The movement of the fly and the disturbance in the water is the key to trigger predators. A fly that pushes the water is the big effort in flies tied “Buford-style”. Originally invented by musky guide Brad Bohen, and is basically constructed with bucktail, a few saddle feathers and some flash. It has elements from several other fly types, like the Larry Dahlberg’s Diver, Bob Popovics’ reverse tie and hollow tie and even the good old Muddler Minnow. It is however a slightly different beast, mainly because of the rough look of adjusted - not trimmed - deer hair. In this video we have our Dr. Hook aka Søren Flarup behind the vice demonstrating his bid on a “pimped” Buford inspired fly, but mounted with a Waterpushing Disc from Paolo Pacchiarini for maximum disturbance and attraction for the biggest predators below the surface.

Hook: Ahrex TP605 # 6/0 - Trout Predator Streamer Light
Thread: Black UTC & white 200 D
Tail: Orange bucktail, mix of firetiger, gold and copper flashabou and dark olive grizzly hackles
Body: 1: Dark tan and Mocca nayat, brown and black marabou, dark olive grizzly hackles, 2: Mix of firetiger, gold and copper flashabou, brown, black and orange/black barred marabou
Head: Brown belly deerhair, Pacchiarini Waterpushing Disc, barred fluo orange

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