This month’s fly should be tied in four parts. The plan is to production tie. Complete step one on 10 or 6 hooks. Then step two on all the hooks etc, until you have the finished product. Keep them in order if you are a new fly tier. Read More »
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Welcome to our November Newsletter. As has happened a bit this year, our October outing to Stuarts Point had to be cancelled due to the weather. Read More »
The Green Mudeye was developed by Adrienne and Peter Scheindl around 1960 to imitate the Hemi-cordulia tau or more commonly known as the Mudeye found at Lake Eucumbene in NSW.
What follows is Paul Fedeles’ variant:
Materials
Hook – Size 8 to 14
Thread – Black
Eyes – Melted Mudflap
Tail – Black make up brush
Body – Olive variegated chenille
Case – Black chenille
Legs – Medium TFD Black bug legs
Adrienne and Peter Scheindl’s original Green Mudeye
Tying Instructions
Secure your thread to the hook, and build a bump where you want the eyes to sit.