Fishing in British Columbia - Fly Patterns: Bead Head Mohair Leech

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Bead Head Mohair Leech

Hook: 10-6 nymph
Thread: Olive 6/0
Tail: Olive marabou with a few strands of olive angel hair
Body: Olive mohair
Head: Copper Bead Head
Note: Can be tied in many other colors as well. Including black, maroon, and brown.

Tying Instructions:

Before placing the fly on the vice, slide a bead head on to hook.
Then, Tie in a clump of marabou at bend of hook. Tail should be about half the length of the hook shank.
Next, tie in a few strands of angel hair on either side of the marabou.
Wrap mohair along hook shank up to the bead head.
Whip finish and head cement.
Use a bodkin to pull out the mohair.

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