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Davies'es Montana
Tied by Phillip Davies |
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Hook: 10-8 long shank
Thread: Black
Abdomen: Black chennile
Wingcase: Black chennile
Hackle: Black cock
Rib: Fluor green antron
Thorax: Fluor green bead
Tail: Fluro green antron
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| Tying Instructions |
| Place hook in vice with bead in place, then tie in the fluor green antron tail do not cut leftover because it will be used for the rib, next tie in the chennile and wind three quaters of the way up the hook, do not cut off the left over chennile it will be used as the wingcase, wind the rib up and tie off at the same place whip finish and re-start ahead of the the bead, at this point tie in the hackle and wind around tightly trying to keep it in the same place. Bring the chennile over the top of the hackle and bead and there you have it, the Davies'es Montana. |
| Fishing Tips |
| Tis fly is most effective on cold winter days days when the fishing is slow on large or small stillwaters, retrive it with a slow figure eight retrive with a few jerky pulls now and again. I have caught most of my fish on this fly and I hope you have the same enjoyment out of it as I did. |
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