March Brown Hare’s Ear Wet

In this video, Simon connects a wonderful March Brown damp fly. It makes use of among the brand-new hooks in a brand-new line of hooks from our buddies over at Ahrex. The Tradition line of hooks is a throwback to a more traditional surface and includes traditional hook shapes. The hook in this pattern is called the Tradition Wet. It has a close relative … the North Nation Spider. The Spider hook is lighter wire, smaller sized, and includes a “sneck” bend which is more squared off. It is a really conventional looking damp fly hook, and is made from a much heavier gauge wire that is ideal for the big native trout in the lower Mckenzie. This pattern is basic and efficient. Normally, you do not require to bind something insane complex for it to work, and this is a prime example. The partridge includes great deals of motion and is suggestive of an emerging March Brown nymph. Swing it to mimic an emerging bug, or let it dead drift to mimic a drowned cripple. This fly is flexible in regards to the various methods it can be used. The bead can likewise be left out for shallow runs, when fish are feeding simply listed below the surface area, or when the water is low. It is an excellent concept to connect a couple of up in differing weights. Connect some up and tag us in your posts on instagram, do not hesitate to flaunt the big wheel you capture with it on our instagram too!

March Brown Hare’s Ear Wet

Hook- Ahrex 880 Legacy Wet #10

Bead- Hareline Countersunk Gold Tungsten Bead: 7/64 or 2.8mm

Thread- Danville’s 70 Denier: Red

Tail- Guard Hairs from Hareline Grade #1 Hares Mask

Body- Hareline Grade #1 Hares Mask & & Lagartun Oval Tinsel Medium Gold

Hackle- Hareline Hungarian Partridge Skin or Hareline Bagged Hungarian Partridge

& Bobbin- Smhaen Tension Bobbin

Other Tools- Smhaen Material Clip & Hareline Zirconia Cermaic Dubbing Rake

UV Resin -( & *) UV Torch – Solarez Bone Dry

Vise Setup – Loon Plasma Light

, & Banner Base Renzetti Master, Tool Bar.