Snatcher (English: kidnapper, kidnapper) - this sinister name is given to the imitation of ochre larvae, which is popular on still waters. It is quite versatile, and can also be successfully used during chrissake outlets - it well imitates the so-called bottom.
1 I make the fly on a "germ" hook. I wind the end of the torso with orange thread, tie a section of pearl transparent lamette.
2. I wind up a cosmic abdomen made of olive dubbing.
3.I tie a soft feather with short rays.
4.I make a torso scramble, rewind it with lametz.
5. A pair of neck feathers of a pheasant hen mimics the knots of its wings.
6 I tie a glowing rooster feather, wind up some more dubbing.
7. I wind the front blackberry. I form the head. Snatcher is ready.
Tkest appeared in Fishing News 2024
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