There are many great hopper patterns out there. This pattern combines bits and pieces of several hopper patterns, with a couple of unique twists. As with most foam patterns, this hopper floats well. The accents of uv ice dub, cdc, and web wing add a few new triggers. Tie in Tan, Olive, and Yellow.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
I just wanted to take the time to thank you for posting these videos. They are very easy to follow, very fun to tie, have a complete list of materials, and they look awesome! So far I have? tied your “creepy crawler” stonefly pattern (which landed me a beautiful ‘bow on the Boise River by the way) and I just tied a couple of these hoppers, my 2 year old thought they were real bugs Haha! You can bet I will be using more of your patterns as well. Thanks again Hans, keep em coming!
great? looking hopper !!
That’s a perfect hopper!? Best marks Hans!
Thanks for watching. Will post a couple more? hopper patterns soon. They don’t have to be complicated to catch fish, but they are fun to tie. the next video will be an easy to tie pattern that has taken a great number of fish for me.
Hi,? great looking hopper, great instruction and a nice demonstration of skilled tying. Regrds Alan from the UK
Very cool? fly. Thank you.
Personaly I have had alot of luck with hoppers and Bass. Not caught a? trout on a hopper yet, but then I almost never use a hopper when fishing for trout.
I see lots of elaborate hopper patterns like this. They’re beautiful for sure, but do you think these catch more fish??
First? Viewer!!!!!!!