I have been getting daily, multiple searches re the Palomino Midge. I seem to forget about this easy to tie pattern, that could be tied on a slightly oversized, light wire hook. I have attached an excellent link to show you how to easily tie this. I need to also. This and my little foam winged, ‘bow tie’ beauty (see 6/29) would be great. http://www.flyfishersrepublic.com/tying/palomino-body/
Archive for July 1st, 2008
Palomino Midge (because you care)
Tags: chironomid, emerger, flyfishing, flytying, midge, Palomino Midge
Fuzzy Dragon (stillwater dragon nymph)
Tags: by Tony Muncy, dragon nymph, flytying, Fuzzy Dragon, fuzzy foam
The Fuzzy Dragon was created by Tony Muncy for a 2002 Oregon Flytying Expo (FFF) in Eugene, Oregon (since moved to Albany, Oregon). Tony was attempting to create something unique (I think he did) and similar to Skip Morris’ Foam Dragon, which floated up off the bottom. This pattern was tied unweighted and Tony used green, brown and tan fuzzy foam. The fuzzy foam was cut into strips and tied in at tail. After dubbing the body, tying in the legs and eyes, the foam was pulled over the abdomen to the eyes, then the area around the eyes to the hook eye was dubbed (thorax). The remaining fuzzy foam was pulled over and tied off. This fly was found during the aforementioned (6/30) archaeological dig in our garage with the Scarecrows. Such forgotten creativity from tying frenzies. The Fuzzy Dragon by Tony Muncy (13 y/o), March 2002



