Bill's Beaded Lure

Bill Smith

Bills Beaded Lure

 

*Type of Fly

Lure

*Name of Fly:

Bill's Beaded Lure

*Etymology:
(Why you named the fly with its name)

Featuring beads from a local haberdashers

*Date Invented

2010

Hook:

XL Lure/Streamer size 10

Thread:

To match body

Weighting:

Dressmaker beads

Tail:

Marabou (any colour you fancy)

Body:

Fritz to match or contrast with tail

Rib:

None

Thorax:

Dressmakers coloured beads

Legs:

None

Wings:

None

Hackle:

None

Special Tying Instructions:

This is dead easy and worthwhile pattern to tie. The first stage is simply to super glue the beads to the hook shank. I like to prepare a number of hooks in readiness. Rummage through your collection of Marabou and Fritz and find some colour combinations that take your fancy then get to work. In no time at all you will have a colourful selection ready for the job. I hope they give you as much satisfaction and success as they have given me!

Fishing Instructions:

Allow to sink, then slow twitch retrieve.

Interesting Facts:

This pattern was inspired by a packet of mixed coloured beads given to me by a friend who in turn picked them up from a dressmaking supplies shop that was closing down.

Superglue the beads to the shank

Add a tail followed by the body material of your choice

Yet another colour comination