I am starting to experiment with tying large pike and musky flies using a jig style hook with a 60 degree bend in the hook eye, using them with the hook upturned. This one I tried to somewhat resemble a bluegill or sunfish.
Posted on June 1, 2012 by Leif Birnbaum
Categories: Big Kype Production, Fly Tying
I am starting to experiment with tying large pike and musky flies using a jig style hook with a 60 degree bend in the hook eye, using them with the hook upturned. This one I tried to somewhat resemble a bluegill or sunfish.
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