How To Tie Hantavirus Mouse Pattern

[@KScott-hd8vw]

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

[@danj532]

Thank you for sharing your pattern and your talent.

[@harleymandk]

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

[@hampter877]

Been waiting for this one

[@SHTFchef]

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

[@steveheck7754]

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

[@denniscordova7111]

Very cool! Thanks for the tuforial

[@edwardmuzzy9876]

Is the rubber tail material hollow?

[@newflyfisher]

DON'T THINK SO

[@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

[@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

[@tonycassar1004]

How wide is t He foam

[@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.

[@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!

[@claudemirzinhani623]

Essa e boa pra traira AQ no Brasil