How To Tie Hantavirus Mouse Pattern

In this special video, we learn how to tie the deadly Hantavirus Mouse pattern from it's inventor, Brett Smith. You can watch this fly in action here: • October Mice for Brown...
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[@harleymandk]

nice... an improvement of a Morrish Mouse and The Master Splinter Mouse Fly.... love it!

[@steveheck7754]

Very effective looking mouse. I bet with those legs, it looks great in the water.

[@KScott-hd8vw]

Awesome fly! Would love to see more videos like this. Thank you!

[@danj532]

Thank you for sharing your pattern and your talent.

[@hampter877]

Been waiting for this one

[@denniscordova7111]

Very cool! Thanks for the tuforial

[@SHTFchef]

I suspect this might tempt some springtime Lake Trout or large Pike here in Colorado.

[@mikefromtennessee5262]

More close up views would be helpful both at the end of the video and during the tying.

[@phillipimsdahl3563]

cut the tail from thin leather or vinyl in the classic curly tail style more life-like action.

[@professionalco-creativeass1695]

What size hook did you use? I'm eager to tie up this fly just like your recipe.

[@newflyfisher]

Believe he was using a size 2 or 4 hook

[@tonycassar1004]

How wide is t He foam

[@salifmahamane9780]

What is the tail material? And what size foam?

[@jasonking8869]

the foam is 5mm and the tail is made out of plastic bracelets like you'd get for kids party favors

[@edwardmuzzy9876]

Is the rubber tail material hollow?

[@newflyfisher]

DON'T THINK SO

[@claudemirzinhani623]

Essa e boa pra traira AQ no Brasil

[@BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists]

I am thinking if I ever suffered from hantavirus, I'd rather name this bug the Macho Mouse or something more fun. I think the trout are responding to the wake rather than any accuracy of the fly. This would explain why my go-to mouse pattern is two wrap-around strike indicators stuck to one of my most beat up streamers. Even with flame orange, it is a hell of a trout catcher. Next I want to try just a big marshmallow - maybe paint it gray to call it a fly ;) . When the meal is this big, the trout are not going to be as picky if it MOVES the right way!