Tying the Beetlejuice Hopper by Davie McPhail. 

Hi Sean, Just use the natural peacock herl as it will work just as well, it's one of the best materials that any fly tyer could use on any of their flies..The Peacock and Orange is a good tinsel as well to have in your tying kit...Thanks again for all your kind words... All the very best Davie

Hi Stuart, I have ribbed them with just the thread in the past and they worked fine so trying different ways is certainly worth a go, I need to tye some of these for my next outing so I might tye a couple slightly different myself.. All the very best Davie...

Thanks Davie ,I will give it a go with black CDC aswell ,its the ribbed green underbody that's the attraction here ,will try the orange side as well thanks again

Sorry, almost forgot...big hugs from Serbia

Hi Nenad Isailovic, I would just palmer the body with a black hackle or even use black hackle fibres instead of the deer hair as I know it would fish just as well...Best wishes from Scotland.. All the very best Davie

Hi William, I have attached the list of materials needed to tye the Beetlejuice Hopper for you to see... All the very best Davie Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B160 size 10 Thread Uni-8/0 Black Rib, Small Gold Wire Underbody. Peacock and Orange Uni Mylar No.14 Body, Peacock Herl Wing, Dyed Black Deer Hair Legs, Knotted Pheasant Tail Dyed Black Thorax, Peacock Black Diamond Brite Hackle, Furnace Cock or Saddle

Hi Fly tying cat, I have made a video on one of the ways I like to knot the pheasant tail legs for you to see, this is one of the fastest and easiest ways to do this.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LHUM8FBQPdk.html All the very best Davie

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