Buzzers are an essential pattern to carry when you are Trout fishing because the naturals make up a significant part of a Trout's diet. Therefore, having different sizes and colours in your fly box can offer an advantage when the fish are feeding heavily on them. You can also use a buzzer as a searching pattern to find out what depth the fish are feeding.
They can be fished static using a floating line, as droppers in a washing line rig, or fished deep on a fast sinking line.
You can find out more about how to fish buzzers for trout in one of our earlier blogs.
All of the materials needed to tie this fly are available from Glasgow Angling Centre as listed below, but as always if you need any help finding materials or substitutes then we'll be happy to help. But now it's time to learn from Davie McPhail. Time to learn how to tie the Black Mirage Buzzer (Midge Pupae).
Materials Used:
Hook: Fulling Mill Competition Heavyweight Size 10
Thread: UTC Thread 70 - Black
Body: Green Holographic Tinsel
Rib: Black Super Stretch Floss
Wing-Buds: Chartreuse Super Stretch Floss and Fluorescent Orange Acrylic Paint.
Thorax Cover: Opal Mirage Tinsel
Additional materials: Additionally, Davie made use of some Resin across the fly, using a dubbing needle for a more accurate application.
Davie's preferred type of whip finish tool can be found HERE!
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