After tying hundreds of regular mice, I decided to try something a little different. People would ask "What do catch with a mouse?" I would tell them... "Catfish!"- (Hardy har har). Then I would tell them "Actually, you could catch bass, pike, and large trout on a mouse pattern". Then one day I added the species "Tiger Muskie" (very much like a pike) to the list of predators and thought that a "Tiger Mouse" would be the perfect "Fantasy Fly" for a Tiger Muskie. So I tied up a Tiger Mouse, developing a method to tie in stripes on the top and yet keep the white belly. It was a very popular addition to the rest of the Fantasy Flies. Sometimes I refer to it as a "Tiger Mouskie".
http://www.markov.baikal.ru/keep/8m/...ger_mouse1.jpg Tiger Mouse by Don Ordes

Originator: Don Ordes
Tier: Don Ordes
Hook: size 4/0
Thread: Black Kevlar
Tail: Elk Hide colored with a felt tip markers
Body: Packed, stacked, and trimmed deer hair-
orange, black, and white
Legs: Elk Hide colored with a felt tip markers
Ears: Shaved calf hide
Head: Packed, stacked, and trimmed deer hair-
orange, black, and white
Eyes: Black Plastic
Whiskers: White hackle fibers

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" Let's Go Fly Fishing
-- Dissatisfaction with not-hi! Between gains and losses to heart!

"Sometimes you win, but in fact you lost!"
• not? » Sometimes you win a face,
• But in fact you lost the feelings;
• Sometimes you win the mouth, but in fact you lost the image;
• Sometimes you win benefits, but in fact you lose the friendship…,
• In short, you sometimes seemingly won,
• In fact you have lost!
made win- win