Product Description
In the mid-1990’s a new material, McFly Foam yarn hit the market and tying nice, round eggs has been easier ever since. Because the yarn is easier to cut, achieving a round egg is also much easier.
An advantage to tying these flies is most of the material sits above the hook shank without impeding the hook gap. The material allows you to use a little smaller hook while keeping the egg the focal point hiding the hook.
McFly Foam Yarn is available in wide range of colors and tiers can mix them or incorporate dots for custom combinations. The dye used on McFly Foam Yarn hold its color for eternity and won’t fade in the water or in your fly box.
The Fly Shop’s TFS 105 hook is terrific for these flies and modestly priced at $6.45 per hundred pack. You go through a lot of egg patterns, particularly because we are fishing them behind salmon on or near the bottom.
There are half a dozen great YouTube videos on tying eggs perfectly using McFly Foam Yarn. Even though its easier to cut, still make sure to use good scissors.
- 2 yard packages
Code | Color | Code | Color |
#2053... | Clown | #3155... | Burnt Orange |
#3156... | White | #3162... | Brown |
#3163... | Purple | #3164... | Tangerine |
#3168... | Early Girl | #3169... | Caddis Green |
#3170... | Ripple | #3171... | Orange |
#3174... | Strawberry | #3175... | McRoe |
#3176... | Chartreuse | #326... | Light Olive Crab |
#4264... | Steelhead Orange | #5757... | Black |
#5766... | Iliamna Pink | #5767... | Cerise |
#5768... | January | #5770... | Late McRoe |
#8076... | Tan Flats Crab | #8077... | McCheese |
#8812... | Fl. Cerise | #8819... | Apricot |
#8838... | Fl. Peach | #12417... | Baby Blue |
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McFly Foam
As someone whose been tying eggs with Glo Bug Yarn for thirty years, this stuff is great! The stuff is easy to cut. Just secure an inch of it to the hook, make a few wraps around the base and tie it off. Pull the yarn up and cut to length and you're done.