FTF Network: TalkFlyFishing.com / RodBuildingForum.com / ClassicFlyTying.com / HatchesMagazine.com / HatchesTV
IPB

Fly Pattern Database / Photo Gallery / 2007 FTOTY Patterns / Browse Patterns by Material / Browse Popular Topics / Fly Tying Videos

Welcome Guest ( Log In | Register )

> Welcome to FlyTyingForum.com


FlyTyingForum.com is the largest fly tying community in the world and we hope you take a moment to register for a free account and join this amazingly friendly and helpful group of anglers. FTF has over 12,000 registered members that have made over 300,000 posts and have uploaded over 6,000 patterns to our exclusive fly pattern database!

If you are an experienced fly tier or just starting out FTF is the perfect place to call home. Click Here To Register for a Free Account






Recent Videos
Comment on this pattern

Hise's Ooey Gooey Grub  


tied by trevally
Fly Type: General Freshwater,
Target Species: Steelhead,
Recommended Region: Other,
Imitation: Worms,
Material List: Daiichi 1120 sizes 6-16
6/0 Uni-thread
Sili Skin pearl
Softex
Tying Instructions: Copy and paste the url below to get the step by step (a hot head variation).


http://www.castersflyshop.com/Video%20Footage/ooeygooey.wmv
Presentation Tips: This pattern was originally designed for winter (and spring) steelhead in the Great Lakes but I have also found it to be productive for trout anywhere, anytime. High stick or indicator nymph this pattern in the runs and pools for the best success. It has been an Orvis featured fly for 3 years now.

Current Species For This Pattern
Coho Salmon (1 votes)
Great Lakes Steelhead (1 votes)
Nymph (3 votes)
Panfish (2 votes)
Trout (1 votes)




Members That Bookmarked This Fly Also Bookmarked...

Ausable Spider

Partridge Breadcrust

Ice Caddis

Stonenymph - black

Hydropsyche

Double Olive Flymph

Rusty Flymph

bonker

Rhyacophila

Crawdad

The Bullywooger

Scud (Amphipoda)

Marabou Sparkleminnow

Crawdad/Crayfish/Shrimp

Squirrel's Nest

Cinnamon Swimmer

General purpose mayfly nymph

Crane Larva

The Grande Estaz Cone Head

Pop's Spiny Water Flea

Hare Lug and Plover

laceback scud

Honey Stone Flymph

Green Partridge

Waxworm(ice fly)

Attractor Back Nymph

BH Awesome

Dark Teal & Pheasant

Stimulator

FoxeeCraw

Chili Pepper

Cased Caddis

Super bugger

Dirty Belly Scud

Cased Caddis

Egg Sucking Crayfish AKA: The Cradle Robber

Olive Creek Chub

Shoe's Wiggler

Alpha Omega

Red Hackle

Bonker Zonker

jrcray

Sunshine Minnow II

HF

Bruce's Crane

Little Olive Flymph

Bunny Clouser

Magic Tool Nymph

Micronymphs

Humps Cress Bug

Little Pheasant Beadhead

Caddis emerger

Medusa

POP Fly (Soft Hackle)

Troutfitters Steelhead Caddis

Teeny Nymph

The Raccoon (Skip Morris)

Foxee Red Clouser

Simple Copper Stone

Panfish minnow darter

Rob's Crayfish

Boudreaux

Killer Bug

The Scud-inator

Leadeye bunny leech

colorado cutter

Beaded Caddis (gold and black)

ToBo Craw

Rainbow Runner

Hypnofish

All Purpose Nymph

ToBo Hellgrimite

“No Frills” Damsel / Minnow Clouser

Murray's Marauder (Brown)

All Partridge spider

Stoned Gold Nymph

New Fangled Tups Soft-hackle

Lemon-Lime Citrus Blonde

Grey Garamus

Half 'n Half Hare

Thunder Creek Minnow

Gold Nymph

Crawdad

Hybrid Crayfish

Mayfly Nymph

Neon Steelhead Caddis

MC Czech

Cream Cased Caddis

Cicero's black skin stone

Crystal Meth

Scud

Go To Stonefly

Little beetle

French Hex Nymph

Copper, Hare & Partridge

Orange Fish Hawk

Greenwell's Glory Wingless

Futzer's Cadfly

Four Bird Soft Hackle

Light Hendrickson (Variant)

Yellow May Dry (EB)

Bunny/Flash ESL

Boxcar

Goldie Glassy

Mad Eyed Marauder (my variation on the Murray's Marauder)

Grey Spey :)

Jungle Commando

Buggy May

Beadhead Caddis

CocEmu

Sparkle Scud

Spring's Wiggler

Golden stone

Black Stonefly

WMP

Greenwell's Flymph

Partridge and Orange

Simple Starling (red)

Estaz Bugger

Dragon Nymph

JD Damsel Nymph

Two-Tone Nymph

Cognac Classique Streamer

Coalcar

MONO EYE THORAX DAMSEL

Flatwing Leech

Wiggler Variant

"The Rookie"

ACF Soft Hackle Nymph

Tequilla Sunrise mousie (ice fly)

bead butts

Bead Thorax Nymph

Mono Scud

H&H Caddis

Brooks Fly

Simple Stone

Olive Caddis Pupa

New Red Clock

Strawberry Blond (Soft Hackle)

Heptagenia Sulphurea

Reddish Nymph

Tiny Terror

Fall Caddis Pupa

Winters Hope

Freighttrain

Da Mud Bug

Golden Polar Bear (Hairwing Streamer)

Wallowa Sunset

Early Black

HMD

Cased caddis

Skin Wiggler

Green Hare ear Flashback

james sow

Black Beauty Nymph

peeking caddis

Soft Pink Lady

Sharp Tailed Wet

Barns Pool Stonefly

Swimming Mayfly Emerger

X resting Damsel

Chenille Dragon

Bull's Eye Cricket

Fall Favorite

Soft Hackle Maggot

Gurgler

Mudbuddy (Crawdad Imitiation)

Only Purple

Hise's Burrwing Mayfly

Golden Stone nymph

the Jaded Hooker

Micro Stone

Scud

Caddis Larva

#22 Bullwinkle Pupa

Matt's Improved Golden Stone (The Yandy)

Watery Dun Flymph

Snipe and Pheasant

Orange and Grouse

Grub

Formal Dress Nymph (Variation of E.H. Rosborough's Casual Dress Nymph)

Crane Fly

CDC Hot Caddis

Warerabbit :)

Bruce's Cased Caddis

Veiled Egg

Steelhead Wet

Stoneroller Minnow (Bucktail)

Little Brook Trout

EZ Stone

Wilson's Sparkle Caddis

Sili Skin caddis

Partridge & Green

Cove's Pheasant Tail Nymph

Modern Spanish Needle

Cream Flymph

Viagra Caddis

Sunshine Minnow

cdc tups variant

Adams Biot Klinkhamer

Muskrat Shrimp

Hise's Let Go of My Eggo

Eggi Juan Kenobi

E.S.L

Coffey's Sparkleminnow

Quick Descent Soft Hackle

Baetis Nymphs

TriColor Czech Nymph

Beadhead Stone

Golden Pheasant Tail Nymph

Hester's Black Stone Nymph

Steelhead Nymph

Stone

Caddis pupa

Partridge & PT Spider

Koz's EZ Caddis

Tiny PT & Starling

Old Blue Dun

Caddis Soft Hackle

Ribbon Stonefly

Adams Cripple

Hellgrammite

Gormanz Bead Head Egg

Pheasant Spey

Smallie swipers

Hexagenia Nymph

Gierach's Little Brown Trout (Gierach)

Isonychia Wet

Mysis Shrimp

Ice Brown

Deer Creek Special

Ammonite Nymph

Grub (caddis)

Hares Ear Soft Hackle

Black Star Emerger

Two Hearted Crayfish

Rusty Spinner

Sili Lace midge

Pink Dancer

Appetizer Streamer (Bob Church)

Chenille Charlie -

Critterbug

Steelhead Silver Doctor

Matuka muddler

Gill Candy (Soft Hackle)

Tipsy Craw

Green caddis worm

A Prince with Amensia

Thin Skin Stone

Bethke's pink squirrel

Double Bead Stone

Micro Ultra Lace Nymph

DSV Dragonfly Nymph

Yellow-Belly Stone Sucker

Pea Butt

Light Snipe and Yellow

Garbage Gammarus

Pale Watery Dun

Wet Caddis

Stonefly

Ostrich & Hen

Nuclear Caddis

Blue Charm 2/0

Skam Bugger

Pond critter

Disco Starling

Elk & Moose Shuttlecock

Dremel Popper

Hise's Hairy Fry

Baetis flash nymph

Greg's hex

Diawl Bach Hot Head

Phi Slamma Gammarus Scud

Purple

Lil'Dorothy

Partridge Crippler

Royal Bucktail Streamer

The Surgeons Hydropsyche larva

Skein Bugger

Lord Baltimore

Twisted Critter

BH Mohair leech

alewife

True Colors

Baetis nymph

rubber stoner

Puppy Clouser

Hell grammite

PERKNZ PUPA XL

Conure Soft Hackle

PRP Fly (Soft Hackle)

Diving Caddis

Thunder Creek Series

Yellow Beadhead Pheasant Tail

Beige & Gray Dry

American Eel

Cotton Candy

Royal Coachman Wet

Soft Hackled Bugger

Altmar Specials (Woolly Bugger)

Emilee's Spey

Herl and Pheasant Nymph

Blood Worm

Bead Head Stone Fly

Poundmeister

Pond Olive Nymph

October Caddis

Stonefly nymph

Flash back stonefly

BrB Stone

Carry Special

Partridge and Yellow Soft Hackle

Leisenring Spider

Yellow B.H Steeldrifter Stone

Liquid Lace Damsel

Swimming Damsel

Micro Egg and Flesh

Purple Skunk

Spey Bugger

Elmer Fud

cold caddis

Legs Alive Emerger

Kiddie Kaddis

Mad caddis

Latex wiggler

Caddis Nymph

MT Promises Soft Hackle

Swamp monster

Rado's Caddis pupa

Waxie fly

On the Rocks

march brown spider

Pale Yellow & Starling

Black Gnat

Caddis

Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear

Paramidges and aphids

Egg Cluster

Green Butt Skunk

Woolhead Baitfish

Erie Candy

Sol Duc

Hydro Fatty

Olive Claret Czech Nymph

McCabe's Crawfish

grey fox

Tube's scud

"Original Sowbug"

Waxie

Rodo's caddis

Natural earthworm

Fizz Bomb Spider

Tup's Indispensible Flymph

Iron Blue Dun Flymph

Clousers crayfish

Hydropsyche

little white fly

Mirrored Minnow

Sack of Cookies

Thor

Gurgler

Green Butt Skunk Spey

Soft Hackle :)

green caddis

Isopod

cased caddis

Perfect Scud

caddis pupae

Rado's Caddis larva

Mayfly Nymph

Ollie's Olive Shrimp

Black Ice

Genesee Jewel

Hare and Starling

Spectrum Leech

North Polish Rivers Brown Scud

Little Olive Mayfly Verison #2

Foam Beetle

Carp Assassin

December Emerald

F.B Steeldrifter Stone

Mono Eye Thorax Dragonfly Nymph

Buckeye Shiner (Notropis atherinoides/Emerald Shiner)

Hunter Killer

Cream Caddis

Biot Nymph

CO caddis nymph

Bead Body Stone

Caddis Larva

Micro de Leon

Hot-Spot Spiders

Mel's Spider

Orange & Woodcock

Lil' Olive Soft Hackle

Don't Quote Me Caddis

Cytrus

Emeg. Pheasant

San Juan Carp Killer

Estaz Stone

Yellow Prawny

Golden Marauder (variation of Murray's Marauder)

Brook Trout Zonker

Featured Hatches Article & Videos


Tying the Parks Shrimp by Davie Mcphail

Tying the CDC Bumble Grannom Caddis by Davie Mcphail

Ants: When little things mean a lot by Russ Forney

Red Gold DVD Photo Gallery

Tying the Esoxulator by Steven Wascher

Introducing Hatches Magazine

While Supplies Last Get the 2007,2008 & 2009 Issues for only $10

Hatches is an annual publication with a strong devotion to professional writing, beautiful photography and informative articles pertaining to both the artistic and practical aspects of fly tying. Each issue features 13 featured articles that span a massive 96 pages.

I agree with the feedback you have received about Hatches. This is by far the best magazine I have seen that shares the wealth of knowledge without the additional 30 pages of vendor advertisements. I understand they are needed revenue but it is refreshing to see the quality of your articles etc. without having to thumb through all of the ads. I also take three other periodicals that are OK but no where nearly as good as Hatches. I wish you continued success and would like the opportunity to have 3 year subscriptions some time. Thanks again for all of your hard work and excellent presentation in Hatches. Best of luck, I wish you a long life and can't wait until you are recognized as the number one periodical presenting fly fishing knowledge.
RSS Lo-Fi Version Time is now: 17th March 2010 - 05:47 PM