Anyone know the name for this?

[Skip48 0]

I have no clue if this has a name or not, but if not maybe I will call it Beaded White Wisp. Also looking for any constructive criticism as to what would make it better. Should I put some white hackle?

 

Maybe I will tie one like this that has no bead and call it a White Wisp.

 

Anyway thanks for looking,

 

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[stinky 0]

Looks pretty good. But I'd shorten up the tail a little.

 

Looks almost like a wooly pattern without the palmered hackle.

[Bruce Derington 0]

Its a Bead head wooly bugger :whistle:

[letumgo 0]

How about a bead headed wool-less bugger.

[Peterjay 0]

Mark Sosin used to tie them for salt water. (without the bead) I think they were called blossom flies. You can find variations just about anywhere called just about anything. I've seen them (in black and brown) referred to as leech patterns.

[ILikeFish 0]

wool-less goodstuff

[fishaholic69 0]

ya its basically a wooley bugger without hackle

[Sagittarius62 0]

Fluff Butt

[Rkayser 0]

It is a blossom fly. Wooly bugger was based off of the blossom fly, and tied to imitate a hellgramite. I think they had the article with some comments from the man said to have created it on fieldandstream.com. Can't remember though.

 

Rob

[madkasel 0]

"White whisp" is a cool name... I'd stick with that!