Some new tasty pike flies for toothy pikes out there. This one has been tied with a bunch of natural materials like ostrich hearl, icelandic sheep, marabou feathers and given a mix of flashabou fibre for some attraction in the water. The trick of this fly is ….. that it catches pike like cheese the mice.

If you Keep the majority of the material, except the marabou at the back of the hook shank the fly will move straight through the water. What is certainly an advantage in very weedy water where flies that brake out and so tangle in the weed. It is for sure not the most lightweight fly to cast but if you take care that you do not tie the fly too much bulky the fly will be easily castable even on a 7 or 8 weight rod.

Hook: Tiemco 600SP 3/0
Weighting: 7-8 wraps of lead
Tail layer 1: Chartreuse bucktail
Tail layer 2: Chartreuse icelandic sheep
Tail layer 3: Flashabou, kelly green
Tail layer 4: Ostrich feathers dyed in chartreuse
Body layer 1: Flashabou, kelly green
Body layer 2: Chartreuse marabou blend with some flashabou

Hook: Tiemco 600SP 3/0
Weighting: 7-8 wraps of lead
Tail layer 1: Orange bucktail
Tail layer 2: Orange icelandic sheep
Tail layer 3: Flashabou, perch
Tail layer 4: Ostrich feathers dyed in hot orange
Body layer 1: Flashabou, mix copper and red
Body layer 2: Orange marabou blend with some flashabou

Hook: Tiemco 600SP 3/0
Weighting: 7-8 wraps of lead
Tail layer 1: Tan bucktail
Tail layer 2: Tan icelandic sheep
Tail layer 3: Flashabou, perch
Tail layer 4: Ostrich feathers bleached white
Body layer 1: Flashabou, blend perch and some extra red
Body layer 2: Yellow marabou blend with some flashabou

Hook: Tiemco 600SP 3/0
Weighting: 7-8 wraps of lead
Tail layer 1: Yellow bucktail
Tail layer 2: Yellow icelandic sheep
Tail layer 3: Flashabou, perch
Tail layer 4: Ostrich feathers dyed yellow
Body layer 1: Flashabou, perch
Body layer 2: Black Marabou blend with some flashabou