Name this Fly....

[missin44]

I found this fly in my box. I have no idea there i got it and curious if anyone can name it. Sorry can't figure out how to attach pics. No manage attachments button.

Thanks

 

[williamhj]

Picture doesn't open for me. See if this link helps you figure out how to post them.

 

[noreaster]

I think they call it the Houdini Mystery, as you can't see it

 

[mikel]

it's an invisible bivisible

 

[Rip Tide]

I was going to name it the Black Ghost, but that's already taken

 

[Ard]

Hi,

I tried to get a copy of the fly to my desktop so I could move it to the thread............. Problem is that the photo is a thumb nail size and there is little I can do with it.

The original photo is in the Gallery and if you want to view the fly use a 'right click' then chose to open the image in a new Tab. It should open for you.

I have no idea what it is, missin44, if you put the images in your own album or use the link that William pasted you will be able to display photos. To get the instructions for album loading check the General Discussion forums, at the top of the page is a Sticky with photo loading links provided. You can also go to the FAQ's forums to find help.

To find these and other mysterious places just click the word 'Forums' on the menu bar at the top of this thread.

Ard

 

[wt bash]

Thats weird it worked this morning. From what I saw it looked like a bugger variation with a red glass bead.

 

[brookfieldangler]

Thats weird it worked this morning. From what I saw it looked like a bugger variation with a red glass bead.

Me as well...

I call it the "IhadthesethingslayingaroundsoItiedthis" fly

 

[theboz]

"Classic Blue Question Mark #000"

 

[itchmesir]

Soylent Green with Red #5

 

[rubberguy]

a claude raines variant!

 

[zug buggin]

I name this fly George

 

[brucerducer]

Egg-Sucking Leech.

 

[gatortransplant]

It's essentially a woolly bugger tied on a curved nymph hook with a craft bead head. It may have a name, but that is essentially what the pattern appears to be. Maybe someone will know the exact name?

 

[mikel]

egg sucking bugger? (as long as we're making stuff up )

That fly will catch fish in the sierra lakes for sure. They love bugs with a red "throat" kinda look...

 

[newby]

I name this fly George

SALLY is very sensitive about her boyish figure.


Seriously though, egg sucking bugger is as good a name as any. I'd fish it.

 

[silver creek]

Kind of looks like the Emu buggers I tied up last winter in various colors.