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Pink Lady Hopper


Step by step instructions for Vic Louiselle's Pink Lady.  This slightly unusual terrestrial provides a great silhouette and is well worth a place in your dry fly box.
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Materials list
Hook: TMC 5262 (or equivalent) size 4-12
Thread: pink 140
Underbody: Pink 2mm foam
Body: White 2mm foam
Underwing: Pearl crystal flash
Wing: Deer hair
Legs: Clear, pearl flake silileg
Sighter: Pink 2mm foam


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