Tying a Triangle Bug with Martyn White (panfish fly)

Step by step instructions for a highly effective surface fly for bass and panfish.
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Materials used
Hook: Your preferred 2x long model size 6-12
Thread: 6/0 colour to match body
Tail: marabou or hair like calf tail or squirrel tail
Legs: round rubber or silli legs
Body: 2mm foam cut to shape

[@skorflyfishing]

Works exactly as it's supposed to. I catch dozens of sunfish from my dock, but I hate when they take a fly to deep. This fly solves the problem. Easy removal. Great pattern. Thanks for the instructions.

[@guns4freedom]

Nice quick little bug. Ty. Fishing in MI, USA

[@ohtuxme]

Very nice . Basically a foam version of the Gerbubble Bug .

[@flickingfeathers]

Quite similar but less bloopy on the retrieve, I believe the Zudbubbler was actually designed as a foam Gerbubble bug.

[@charlesmcfarlane2082]

What a killer little pattern. I've got to get some of these done up!

[@flickingfeathers]

Make sure you do some salty stuff.. You've plenty of panfish flies already

[@marksleeper3752]

nice frog pattern thanks Martyn for the post

[@marksleeper3752]

your welcome

[@keithgillogly7675]

Nice fly. I can't wait to tie one.

[@wildman2894]

thanks i will try them be killer for gills and rock bass in the rivers

[@icefisher1171]

Awesome. Thank you

[@bradbrought30]

These work like a bass magnet - trouble I have is that they land on the water upside down sometimes.... suggestions?

[@flickingfeathers]

I don't have a solution unfortunately. But if you tie a dropper fly off the bend it might help

[@jeffknight9604]

New to fly tying...Which is more durable? Rubber or silicon?

[@flickingfeathers]

Do you mean legs? Rubber are tougher but will perish, silicon will not perish, but breaks more easily.