Eurobou Jig Fly Tying Tutorial | The Fly Fiend

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[@lanetaylor4278]

Found this fly yesterday - tied up a couple and fished them the same evening. They worked like a charm! Thanks for the video!

[@huntingicon]

Great looking bug, brother. Adding peacock herl to any trout fly is ALWAYS a great idea!

[@PiscatorFlies]

Looks great Jake. Nice way to get more use out of a feather. Schlappen base would work well also.

[@paulallen7651]

Perfect. As amazing as any classic dress salmon fly in terms of technique. Well, almost. But certainly more practical and easily as beautiful. This fly will, “hunt” to quote Kelly Gallup. I will definitely roll some. Thank you.

[@TheFlyFiend]

Thanks! Its an awesome little fly, I fish for more than just trout!

[@richarddvll]

great looking pattern

[@bc_interior_flytying2798]

Very nice fly, we tie one similar out here in bc as a baby damsel, tying the whole fly with the strung marabou, using the tips for the tail then wrapping up the body, saves time, gives the same look and one plume will tie multiple flies:) Tightlines!

[@hankvana2149]

Thanks for sharing! I'll tie up a couple like this and also try some without the wire but twisting the marabou around the waxed thread as a rope to make the body. Cheers! Hank

[@TheFlyFiend]

Hello Hank! You can certainly try that method! it may not be as durable has wire wraps but doesn't hurt to try it out!

[@Wogger46]

Great pattern bud!! Super buggy

[@pasarea999]

Can wait to try that pattern. Thanks

[@roccorizzo3575]

Why isn’t there any hooks for sale that are related to your tutorials?

[@HLuc]

nicely done

[@elduderoony8171]

I’m probably far more picky than the fish but that is a nice looking fly Jake. Thank you.....

[@paulkruse9004]

What about Ostrich hurl for body material? Nope or yes?

[@TheFlyFiend]

Paul Kruse Hey Paul you certainly can use ostrich hurl! 2-3 pieces would be ideal!

[@paulkruse9004]

@@TheFlyFiend thanks for the reply!