Below are a series of illustrations showing how to tie a "Bread Fly" for your reference. Other material was used for the body and wing but the inner core from a polypropelene rope seemed to get the most hits at least for the ponds we fished.
Material used are as follows:
Thread: White Dacron
Body: Inner Core of Polypropelene Rope (1/4" Diameter)
Wing: Same as Body
Hook: Mustad Lazer Live Bait Hook - Size 6
Other: Super-Glue and Head Cement
Illustrations (Steps 1-4):
Illustrations (Steps 5-7):
Illustrations (Steps 8-9):
Illustrations (Steps 10-11):
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