Foamlipped Mouse - Andreas Andersson

This is mouse pattern made for fishing in streams and rivers. The whole base of the fly is made out of foam to keep it afloat even in the strongest currents. The foam lip upfront and the articulated body creates a lifelike and irresistable swimming action. A real killer for trout but works great for pike, perch and bass in stillwater as well!
Front hook: Ahrex TP615-1
Shank: 15 mm
Trailer hook: Ahrex XO774-6
Connection: Ahrex Predator Wire 40lbs
Glue: Zap A Gap brush on
Thread: Textreme Power Thread 150D - Black
Tail: 3 mm Zonkerstrip - Rusty Brown
Body: 6 mm Fly Foam - Black, 3 mm Zonkerstrip - Natural Grizzly
Head: 6 mm Fly Foam - Black
Whiskers: Round Rubber Legs Medium - Black
UV-Resin: Gulf Flexman
Andreas Instagram: / andreas13andersson
This video is produced by Robert Hansson

[@kenmiller8608]

Another masterful fly pattern gifted to us from Andreas. 🎉

[@wolverine7878]

HI, this "fly" looks very realistic to each fisch. I am sure that ist maybe the best mousefly i have ever seen. Great job Andreas. Thanks for showing. tight lines from Hamburg

[@joeduca8582]

Hi Andreas, I haven't seen you tie in a while. Great mouse pattern, well thought out too. The others you showed were also great. Thank you!

[@HarleyJetSled]

The level on the vice, thanks for that. ❤

[@HarleyJetSled]

And the magnet to hold the hook. Thanks again! 🎉

[@ricksandoval8901]

Very nice pattern. I love good mouse patters for large trout. I always enjoy new designs. Thank you!

[@timothylatimer1196]

that's a great looking mouse pattern

[@dontdoxmebro1780]

Can’t wait to tie these and use them for bass and big browns on taney and the white.

[@craiggranquist1848]

Hi Andreas, This is an interesting fly design. I like that it has the movement from the rabbit fur. It would work well for some of our big browns in Lake Crescent, Tasmania, Australia. I have been watching a lot of KZbin in the last two weeks as I have been off work with a medical issue, so watching a lot of Fly Dressing, Fly TV and Fish TV. The down side is that there is now a lot more fly tying materials that I need to buy😪. I relay like the techniques that you demonstrate and the instruction that goes with them. Tight Lines Craig

[@sallysanderson3627]

Been tying some mouse patterns and love this pattern

[@peterknoerr2530]

That’s a great fly. I will have to tie a few for Northern and Bass in northern Wisconsin. My dream is to head back to my Mor Mor’s home and fish for northern. she was from O Ronnas on the shore of Osterdalalven.

[@FlyDressing]

Sounds like a good plan!

[@johnstrosnider9082]

I’ll be tying this one up for sure .

[@PossumsTophat]

Looks good. I'll have to give the a try for river smallmouth bass.

[@dalegribble5314]

I tied something like this in yellow to imitate a duckling. Great for pike! I love the simplicity of your tie!

[@NDFlyFisher]

I think that fly will work for bass and northern pike too. Going to tie some for those species but also for night fishing for trout. Great tutorial. Thanks.

[@wmandel1]

Amazing how easy you make it look. Beauty

[@ericrobertson7238]

Nice fly mate. Mouse patterns are fantastic 🔥

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Awesome pattern

[@adinatea_flyfishing-flytying]

Awesome work 🎣🤘

[@docterdoomwr4347]

Great looking bait!

[@niallharmey7337]

Very interesting looking fly I wonder will it work for pike also will be fun to try great video

[@dannywhite7523]

Awesome 😎

[@CORTEXFLY]

You are my idol Andreas 😊

[@augustonthefly]

Sweet video and fly as always. I would love to win one these flies. Thank you.

[@96Mayfly]

look like perfect pattern for a taimen :D

[@petterwiborgh9962]

Den ser ju dödligt giftig ut alltså! Måste ha några såna i asken till sommarens fjällfiske 😎

[@MrSchafers]

Would love to have had this pattern in Mongolia, Taiman would have attacked it! Very nice pattern.

[@1920hunter]

how durable is this fly? Will it stand up to Pike and Musky the way it is tied or would it be a good idea to add wire or mono rib for strength? Thank you.

[@FlyDressing]

Using some ribbing to reenforce the fly (zonker especially) is not a bad idea, but I wouldn't say that it's necessary.

[@1920hunter]

@@FlyDressing thank you

[@morganenglin6571]

Nice pattern! Is the trailer hook necessary, or do you hook up the front hook more frequently?

[@FlyDressing]

It works well to tie on two shanks instead of a shank and a trailer hook. Mostly depends on the speed of the retrieve and the targetted species.

[@user-gn9wr3fw6c]

What is your opinion on tying the whole zonker vs a dubbing loop with the fur only? It might be lighter that way?