Buzzer Back Mayfly Nymph Fly Pattern

Here is an excellent little mayfly nymph that was one of my top producers last season. It's that time of year where the mays are hatching so keep a couple of these in your box for when you are lucky enough to come across a hatch! Tied in sizes 12-16 it's been a great Fly! Hope you enjoy and thanks very much for watching!
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[@ScottyBphotography75]

Another fantastic pattern as usual thanks again for sharing Brandyn

[@BCFlyguys]

Cam Black thanks again cam! Hope it catches you some fish!!

[@sonsoffishes1]

This looks great. Tying it tomorrow during my Father's Day "me time" 😏 Thanks again for another fantastic pattern. Keep em coming guys!

[@BCFlyguys]

Thank you so much! Hope you enjoyed that "me time"!! Tightlines!

[@debpaskall3061]

That looks deadly! Gonna tie some thanks you guys!

[@anablakp3200]

A great tie, I'm going to tie that, but could you tell me if that is a Caddis-Scud or Czech Nymph hook?

[@BCFlyguys]

Daiichi 1120: www.canadianllama.com/?referrer=CNWR_27901533930133

[@anablakp3200]

@@BCFlyguys Thank you & Happy New Year!

[@user-vr7ex6xc9l]

Have you tried the uv resin on the body as well or does that cause a problem?

[@BCFlyguys]

K 2 I have yes, it won't cause any problems for you. You can use a thin resin to increase durability without adding bulk to the body but I don't find it too necessary as this fly as is is quite durable. If anything laying some uv resin over top of the buzzer wrap on the body will highlight and magnify it a little more. I have a few in the box done this way. Hope that helps and thanks so much for watching! Tightlines.