The Orange Euphie Fly Tying Tutorial

The Orange Euphie is a simple euphausiid (krill) pattern developed for beach coho salmon and sea-run cutthroat trout. Combining a translucent profile, subtle flash, and lifelike movement, it imitates one of the most abundant food sources found along our

beaches and estuaries. Fish the Orange Euphie on either a floating line or an intermediate line, depending on the depth of the fish. Cast, allow the fly to settle briefly, then retrieve it with a series of short, steady strips, mixing in the occasional pause to imitate the natural movement of drifting krill.

In this video, learn how to tie the Orange Euphie from start to finish.

Materials List:

• Hook: Ahrex Size 10 FW581 Wet Fly Hook

• Thread: Semperfli Fl. Orange 8/0 Classic Waxed Thread

• Keel: Wapsi .020 Lead Wire

• Tail: Hedron Glow In The Dark Orange Flashabou Accent

• Eyes: Hareline Black X-Small Mono Nymph Eyes

• Shellback: Hareline Pearl Dyed Pearl Diamond Braid

• Body: Semperfli Fl. Orange Straggle String

Step-By-Step Fly Tying Video Tutorial

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Good luck on the water.

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