Sometimes you wild out at the vise and just throw stuff together to see if it sticks. Techniques and flies are the results of such sessions because it's very common to try things that you normally wouldn't. If you don't already, I'd challenge everyone to just sit down and throw stuff on a hook! On this fly, I was sure that the tail wouldn't stay together, but it's actually really durable so I worked it into a totally fishable fly. Use this fly as a catalyst for some creative flies built out of latex!
Material List
Hook: Fulling Mill 5125 Jig Force Short Barbless Hook - 14
Hook (Alternate): Umpqua XC210BL-BN Perdi-Jig Hook - 14
Bead: Fulling Mill Slotted Tungsten Beads - Metallic Red - 3.2mm
Bead (Alternate): Hanak Metallic+ Slotted Tungsten Beads - Red - 3.5mm
Thread: Danville Flat Waxed Nylon Thread - 70 Denier - Black
Thread (Alternate): Danville Flat Waxed Nylon Thread - 70 Denier - Red
Body 1: Fulling Mill Seal X - Black Claret
Body 1 (Alternate): Fulling Mill Seal X - Bibio
Tail 1: Fulling Mill Nymph-Rap - Micro 2mm - Black
Tail 1 ( Alternate): Kiley's Nymph Skins - Black
Tail 2 : Kiley's Exo Skin - Black
Tail 2 (Alternate): Kiley's Exo Skin - Black Blue
Tail 3 : Fulling Mill Micro Minnow Dubbing - Red UV
Tail 3 Alternate: Fulling Mill Micro Minnow Dubbing - Blurple UV
Resin: Solarez Bone-Dry Color Resin - Red
Adhesive: Fly Tyer's Z-MentMaterials & Alternate Materials Listed Below