The pink thing is probably the most famous and successful barramundi fly. But it is also very effective on a host of other species such as pelagics and even Australian bass. For the most part this fly is tied in the original way its inventor Graham White first tied it, with the exception of the Fish Mask head and weedless wire. Graham recognized that by building a thick body of buck tail and a thick pink 'webby' collar, the fly will 'push water.' This means that fish can better locate the fly in discolored water. Grahams' pink thing was tied with bead chain eyes but tying with modern materials such as the Fish Mask will surely add more 'push' than ever.
