This Fly Has Crushed All Over The World! | Higa's OLIVE SOS | Fly Tying Tutorial

The olive SOS really came alive on a trip to the Green River in Utah. I startd playing with different colors shortly after the original black version. I used the black and olive together on a normal nymph rig bouncing the bottom. I picked up fish on both but the olive seemed to produce more espcially during the baetis hatch. The final version tied with a gold bead came about on a seperate trip to the Green with a good friend who had tied it this way. He was outfishing me 3:1 and the only difference was mine had the silver bead. As soon as I switched to the gold bead the fish couldn't resist!
Material List:
www.flyfishfoo...
#flyfishfood
-- Subscribe for more tutorials and gear reviews: goo.gl/rk1v29
Buy these materials online and see other tutorials: www.flyfishfood...
Follow us on Instagram: / flyfishfood
Follow us on Facebook: / flyfishfood
Fly Fish Food

[@brianinsole9911]

Great new fly pattern . Nice to have the story behind the fly pattern . Well done . Thank you for sharing .

[@wawywawo]

Love that olive one Higas

[@jamesvatter5729]

Great pattern.

[@T.N.TFly.company]

Awesome! 🙌 🔥

[@michaelwebb4566]

Sweet!

[@beeks919]

Nice! Would the Tiemco 2457 also work?

[@박재중-s5v]

Hi? This fly is effective in winter season?

[@icefisher1171]

Yep

[@paulconklin]

Wait there is a Spensir?!?!?! 🙂

[@MoFlyFlinger]

Is the bead Gold or Bronze?

[@kevslinger]

Gold

[@anthonypayne6032]

hahaha green river that narrows it down i think every state in the lower US has one.

[@FlyFishFood]

@@anthonypayne6032 we are in Utah. Your research will lead you to many trout per mile and red rock cliff walls.