How to tie the Jujubee Midge with Umpqua Signature tyer Charlie Craven

Join Signature Tyer Charlie Craven as he ties and talks about the Jujubee Midge

[@fortfly]

I have been using this pattern or years. They flat-out work. Thanks, Charlie

[@robertmrivera]

THANK YOU for explaining in detail why you use thin thread or when to use a 80 for the thorax and why and how to tie the subject fly. i.e., body, thorax, winds, head. Excellent!

[@michaelfleder5591]

Thanks for showing the starting trick.

[@agrifoguy]

I tied this pattern and found the super hair made today is much too thin to give this look . I even purchased two varieties of super hair with the same issue .

[@joeg5414]

I noticed the same thing. I bought a 30 pack lot off of ebay and like 3 of them are thicker. All of the rest are thin. Unfortunately all of the thicker ones don't have a label. But yeah the 4 other brands that are labeled are all thinner. I assume they don't have a label because they're older.

[@Rubo7]

Do you use this as a dropper behind a dry fly or on the bottom of the river as a nymph?
If used behind a dry fly. What amount of space do you leave between them?

[@budheintz3633]

Charlie,
No Tail? I have seen you tie them with and without a tail.

[@joeg5414]

you might be thinking of the juju baetis

[@Rubo7]

Do you use this as a dropper behind a dry fly or on the bottom of the river as a nymph?
If used behind a dry fly. What amount of space do you leave between them?

[@kaustik2577]

use behind a bead head nymph primarily