Tony Muncy of Muncy Designs released a ‘quick’ how to video on his pattern the Fresh Prince
Archive for the 'fly tying' Category
02
Jun
19
Chunky Dunk by Tony Muncy
The Chunky Dunk is a streamer/sculpin pattern designed by Tony Muncy at Muncy Designs.
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27
Apr
19
Stonefly time…
May is an optimum time for Stoneflies in Central Oregon rivers and elsewhere as the rivers warm. This is a simple pattern…like an enlarged nymph pattern.
A size 8-10, 3xlong hook, goose biot tail, copper wire ribbing, black fur/synthetic dubbed abdomen/thorax. The ‘backstop’ from tail, up over the abdomen and thorax is turkey feather. The legs in front is a few wraps of black hackle fiber. A simple, yet productive tie. This pattern can be weighted with wraps of ‘lead’ wire or left unweighted and weight attached to the tippet. Blacks, brown, dark yellow/rust colors for the stonefly contingent that emerges/crawls out starting now into Summer.
28
Mar
19
Mohair Leech Tutorial…
Tony Muncy of Muncy Designs offers up a tutorial on how to tie the Mohair Leech
MOHAIR LEECH TUTORIAL BY TONY MUNCY
CHECK OUT TONY’S DECALS AND GEAR AT MUNCY DESIGNS
27
Jan
19
CDC bead head pattern…
This pattern is tied on a straight shanked hook, size 12 here. The trailing material is mylar tinsel for movement and flash in the upper strata. The body is a wound dubbing brush, but of course you could dub a similar body, in olive. The wing is a couple of stacked CDC feathers. This pattern has done very well on rivers and lakes as a diving/emerging caddis imitation. This would be an equally good pattern without the bead and fished below the surface or in the film.
23
Jan
19
Fly tying: deer hair collar…
A buoyant material added on a caddis pattern. Spun in a dubbing loop and wrapped as a collar/thorax. It is fairly durable and impressionistic of wing/legs.
23
Nov
18
Little Black Nymph…
Not too small, a size 14 here, trout pattern when basic black works subsurface. If you aren’t chasing Salmon or Winter Steelhead then it’s time to tie.
