Running Low on Material... Made Do!

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Running low on fly tying material and the weekend is fast approaching, Made do with material already on hand. This round gets Pink and White Near Deere and a Purple and Green Near Deere. The Pink and White Near Deere we will call “as is” but for the Purple and Green Near Deere we are calling it the Mardi Gras Near Deere. Let’s cross our fingers and see if the Mardi Gras Near Deere attracts fish like Mardi Gras attracts party goers!

Making do with material on hand!

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