Mudeye Fly Swap I have caught trout that are so full of mudeyes that they are crawling out of their mouths as I am removing the my mudeye imitation. Our Australian lakes are full of mudeyes, to have a few mudeye patterns in your fly box is a must because of this. A fierce predator itself which swims via water jet propulsion. Let's swap some mudeye flies, so our boxes have some variety next time we are trout fishing late in the evening.

Swapmaster : Richard Carter

The Tiers	Pattern	Comments
1. Richard Carter	Hare Mudeye	I pattern that has caught me some nice evening fish in spring.
2. Andrew Harris	Black Chenille Mudeye	An impression of a mudeye rather than an exact match, but fished in the right way at the right time it works as well as any.
3. Grant Marshall	Deep Green Mudeye	fishing the wollondilly river NSW one october, we found heaps green mudeyes in the two trout we caught, i took home a sample and tied a fly to suit the conditions, the main point being it had to get down in fast water as well as look good. The next weekend we caught heaps on the new fly.
4. Dean	Booby-eye	Mudeye pattern based on UK style 'booby' series of flies consisting of large foam eyes and buggy body. Intended to fished on a HI-D line with a short leader. Can be fished with confidence over weed beds as the beyes are very bouyant.
5. George Podmore	Miss Piggy	It is a pattern from the seventies, mudeye pattern that has been quite good at Googong dam.
6. David Cock	Mick Hall's Patriot
7. Richard Carter	Homer Simpson	A black Mrs Simpson with an Emerald sheen, very sexy, great evening fly.

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