Chernobyl Ant

	Tying Instructions	Materials: (to Order Material, click the link) Hook: Daiichi 1180 #10-12 Thread: Danville Black 6/0 Body: Black Fly Foam, 2mm Belly: Olive Tan Haretron Dubbing Indicator: Yellow or Orange Fly Foam, 2mm Legs: Black Rubber Leg Material Actual Ant
	Notes: This fly was the winner of the 1995 Jackson Hole One Fly Contest. It was designed by Mark Forslund and Allan Woolley, guides on the Green River below Flaming Gorge, Utah. Originally designed as a Mormon Cricket imitation for cutthroats, it has been successful throughout the Sierras with many species of trout. The high density foam gives the fly excellent floatation and the rubber legs give it life-like action. Use a twitching action to help make the legs move around. Many variations are possible with this pattern using various colors of foam, thus it is referred to as a "Mutant" ant and thus it's name, Chernobyl Ant. Best time to use this fly is from Late Summer to Fall from August through November.

Variations:
Chernobyl Ant, Black/Orange	Materials: (to Order Material, click the link) Hook: Daiichi 1180 #10-12 Thread: Danville Black 6/0 Body: Black and Orange Foam, 2mm Legs: Orange-Black Crazy Legs Belly: Brown Crystal Chenille Indicator: Yellow Foam, 2mm
Chernobyl Ant, Black/Tan	Materials: (to Order Material, click the link) Hook: Daiichi 1180 #10-12 Thread: Danville Black 6/0 Body: Black and Tan Foam, 2mm Legs: Olive-Black Crazy Legs Belly: Brown Hackle Indicator: Yellow Foam, 2mm