Mini Leech 01/14/2025 Photo Album
My post of 01/08/2023 provides additional useful information about the mini leech. This fly is another that I should grab more often, particularly when I attack stillwaters during the peak runoff time frame. The undulating action of the pine squirrel wing seems way too tantalizing for trout to ignore.
Because I chose this fly infrequently, I suffered little in the way of losses. When I counted my supply of black with and without a bead and olive without a bead, I determined that I possessed adequate quantities of all types. I tied two more blacks with no bead. The olive can serve as a reasonable representation of a damsel fly nymph, and I need to keep that in mind as well during June lake fishing ventures.
Hello Dave. what material are you using for the body of your mini leech? It looks terrific!
Hi Shawn. I just saw this. I am using pearl Flashabou. It is narrower than the material prescribed by Landon Mayer, so it requires more wraps, but I love the flash of that stuff. Sorry I was kind of late to reply. Dave