Morrish Mouse Fly Pattern (Tying Tutorial)

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Mouse fishing is popular across the western US and around the world (New Zealand comes to mind). Large brown trout do a lot of feeding at night and can be fooled on mouse patterns depending on the time of year and the conditions. In places like Alaska, fish feed on mice even in the high sun. There's nothing quite like seeing a large predatory fish explode on a mouse as it's waking through the water. Tune in as Jared takes us through the steps necessary to tie the Morrish Mouse, one of the most popular mouse patterns in all of fly fishing.
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📜Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Hook & Thread
0:50 - Tail
2:08 - Foam
2:58 - Legs & Underbody
7:56 - Body
9:06 - Trimming
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[@johnjaacks8700]

Nice video, I made 60 of them for Alaska last year. I experimented with different width foam. What we found was that the head lip was critical to moving water and making noise. We also made these in pink, Alaska Southwester Trout love Both colors, but they hit hardest when more water was pushed around

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Good stuff! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@mountaincreekfliesjimmy8386]

Awesome lesson thank you sir

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Always welcome

[@johnmeyer6197]

How would I use squirrel tail and hair for body instead of what is being used. Thanks and great video.

[@williamklein6749]

Mouse fishing is the best. So splashy and exciting.

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Couldn't agree more!

[@flyfishnc3712]

6mm foam?