Tying a San Juan River Bunny Leech

This fly has become a guide staple on the San Juan River in Northwestern New Mexico. It does a good job of imitating the various kinds of moss that float down the river, and become available as a high-calorie food item for trout.

[@noahfountain7259]

Great explanation and tie! I see quite a few fish ( on the Juan) head shaking moss. I should fish the Bunny Leech more.

[@bruceacphoto5240]

on many levels... ABSOLUTELY EXCEPTIONAL👏👏 tyvm!!

[@duranjude1]

Wow, thank you!

[@evanjohnmo]

This is so interesting. I was just at San Juan on Wednesday. Water was a little milky, but caught a few nice rainbows at BOR.

[@duranjude1]

Yeah, the lake turns over in the winter, so the water gets off-color

[@Wogger46]

I also like to take a wrap under the tail which doubly helps tail stand up

[@brucenewton5389]

Nice! Gives me a better understanding.

[@duranjude1]

Glad it helped! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@lastcoyote2355]

As we say in Spanish…. No Moss … No Minnows …. 😂😂

[@duranjude1]

Es la verdad!

[@waynegraff3942]

Amazing video.

[@duranjude1]

Thanks so much!

[@dablldooya]

Good stuff Jude!

[@duranjude1]

Thanks Buddy!

[@navylive4dastrikehugomelch401]

Very Kool😊

[@duranjude1]

Thanks Primo!

[@joeyjfivelujan5777]

That's a great explanation!! Great video

[@duranjude1]

Thank you!