Fur Ant

Detailed instructions for tying a Fur Ant.
Hook: 1X-fine dry-fly hook (here a TMC100), sizes 16-20.
Thread: 70 Denier or 6/0, black.
Body segments: Black and brown Australian possum dubbing, mixed.
Hackle: Dark dun or black hackle, trimmed top and bottom.
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[@lantose]

Great video! I will try a couple in olive also, which is a favorite color for any fish in the river or stream!

[@tiredtridude]

Fantastic video as always. You guys rock!

[@phillipdodds7860]

I really like the ant. Gonna give this a try tonight.

[@kenjohnston1257]

This fly is incredible on spring creeks. If you go to Silver Creek armed with one fly this would be the one

[@ipod1978]

Fantastic video

[@laddybug3]

I used this fly on Tuesday and caught 10 fish. My spinner only caught 3 that day. Wanted to watch this video because, my three fur ants that I tied two were lost. One to the tree (I it moved) the second, was too far into the mouth of the fish.

[@DennisNowland]

Thanks, really like that.

[@PmfSwavier]

I typed the most randomness shit and got this video

[@ryantherock7664]

How is this fly fished?

[@lucasgrundl2972]

I fish ants dry. use floatant and a dead drift on streams. usually when all else fails I'll tie on a ant and I'll find something

[@jakearmijo]

So what? So let's dance -

[@ttterence_]

does march brown dubbing work?

[@mattgrobert3773]

ttterence I would stick with black or reddish brown (cinnamon). I don't think I've ever seen an ant the color of a march brown. Matt G