Fulling Mill Mousey McMouseface Fly
The Fulling Mill Mousey McMouseface Fly is eerily similar in behavior to a real mouse when slowly stripped across the water’s surface. Clark “Cheech” Pierce put in some serious man hours behind his vise when developing this fly.
- Winner of IFTD 2018 Best of Show Freshwater Fly Pattern
- Features a 1/0 hooked body and a smaller trailing hook on tail
- Sold individually
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Size | 1/0 (main hook), smaller trailing hook |
| Pattern Type | Freshwater fly pattern |
| Award | IFTD 2018 Best of Show |
FAQ
What makes the Mousey McMouseface Fly effective in the water?
The fly mimics the movement of a real mouse when slowly stripped across the surface, which makes it highly attractive to certain fish species that feed on surface insects or small aquatic prey.
Is the fly suitable for both still and moving water?
Yes, the fly’s natural movement pattern works well in both still and gently flowing freshwater environments.
Can the fly be used with different types of thread or material?
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Andrea Harris –
This fly performs exactly as described. It moves naturally on the water and attracted fish in a slow strip pattern. Great for early morning or late afternoon fishing when the water is calm.
Andrew Clark –
I’ve used it in several lakes and it consistently draws in trout. The hook placement is solid and the body holds up well during casting.
Audrey King –
The detail in the pattern is impressive. It’s not just a lookalike—it behaves like a real mouse, which makes it effective even in low visibility conditions.