Fly Tying - Foam Beetle

At different times on the year, depending on the elevation of the lake (or river) being fished, beetles will become prominent. On stillwaters, look for water with vegetation overhead, or in leeward bays as food will accumulate here on the surface.
This pattern is a simply take on proven beetle patterns. We've tied it an fished it before without the orange foam as a sighter. Don't try this - you'll never see it again! Tie the orange foam on, fish when there are beetles around, and enjoy watching your mates get skunked while you continue to catch fish...

[@LanceDean1981]

Nice tie! Thanks for sharing!

[@hobie1dog]

Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@twiggbarryflyfishing5849]

You're welcome!

[@davidjohnson5446]

very , very nice video. Thanks

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[@onemorething100]

Great music beat

[@j.taylor7361]

Are you using a Wolff Atlas vise? What are your thoughts on it?

[@kubik_263]

Жук бомба, трек бомба! 🤘😃

[@kenfairbanks]

What size is your hook?

[@twiggbarryflyfishing5849]

This is tied on a size 14. I tie as big as a 10 and as small as 16.

[@zukilenvv6591]

Ole tus cojones macho.