The McGinty is a very old fly designed to mimic the appearance and movement of a bumblebee, a favorite meal of many fish species and is particularly effective on panfish. Although the size can vary from 10 to 16 depending on the specific fishing needs. It features a black and yellow striped pattern on its body, which is intended to replicate the vibrant colors of a bumblebee. This pattern is achieved using alternating bands of black and yellow chenille. The wings are a crucial part of the design and are made from feather materials to replicate the wings of a real bumblebee. They are tied in such a way that they stand out from the body, giving the illusion of a bee in flight when the fly is moved through the water. Overall, the McGinty Fly is a popular choice among fly fishers due to its realistic appearance and effectiveness on various types of gamefish.