Yellow Killer

Yellow Killer

Hook - Gamakatsu T10-6H

Thread - Black

Tag - Flat silver tinsel.

Tail - Orange hackle fibers

Body - Black chenille

Wing - Yellow calf tail

Throat - Orange hackle

Cheek - Jungle cock

Rose of New England

Rose of New England

Hook - Streamer style

Thread - Black

Tip - Embossed silver tinsel

Tail - Golden pheasant crest

Butt - Red yarn

Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel

Body - Embossed silver tinsel

Throat - Red antron yarn, short

Wing - Brown over red over yellow bucktail

Cheek - Jungle cock

Renous Special

Renous Special

Hook - Salmon/steelhead style

Thread - Red

Tag - Oval silver tinsel

Tip - Red floss

Tail - Green over yellow hackle fibers

Body - Medium green yarn

Rib - Oval silver tinsel

Throat - Yellow hackle

Wing - Yellow bucktail over lime green bucktail

Cheeks - Jungle cock

UV Resin

Kennebago Bucktail

Kennebago Bucktail

Hook: Partridge CS15 #4 (I substituted)

Thread: White

Tail: Orange hackle fibers

Butt: Peacock herl, light blue silk, peacock herl (rear 1/3 of hook)

Body: Flat gold tinsel

Rib: Silver oval tinsel (over body only)

Throat: Orange hackle fibers

Wing: Tan under black under tan bucktail

Eyes: Jungle cock nail

Head: Black

Reference: Streamer Fly Tying & Fishing by Joseph D. Bates, Jr, – Pg 293-294

Poison

Poison

Hook - Streamer style

Thread - Black

Tail - Dyed red hackle fibers

Ribbing - Flat gold tinsel

Body - Syracuse orange Lion Brand #133 yarn

Wing - Brown bucktail

Cheek - Jungle cock

Painted eyes - Yellow iris, black pupil

Reference - Tying & Fishing Bucktails - Mike Valla

Tying note: I opted to tie the sparsely tied version identified in the book. I used orange antron yarn.

Samuel R Slaymaker II Flies

Little Brook Trout Bucktail

As per Bates

Hook: size: 2-12, 6x long

Head: Black

Tail: A very small bunch of bright green bucktail, under or over which is a section cut from bright red floss, both slightly longer then the gap of the hook.

Body: Wound with cream colored spun fur

Ribbing: Narrow flat silver tinsel

Throat: A small bunch of bright orange bucktail, the same length as the tail. 

Wing: Of four very small separated bunches of hair, extending slightly beyond the tail.  A very small bunch of white bucktail over which is a very small bunch of bright orange bucktail, slightly blended.  Over this is a very small bunch of bright green bucktail, topped with a very small bunch of barred badger hair

Cheeks: Jungle Cock

Little Brown Trout Bucktail

As per Bates, with a slight alteration*

Hook: size: 2-12, 6x long

Head: Black

Tail: A very small breast feather, with the dark center removed, from a ring neck pheasant.  The feather is as long as the gap of the hook and curves upward.

Body: Wound with white spun wool

Ribbing: Copper wire (narrow flat gold tinsel may be substituted, *I used medium oval copper tinsel)

Throat: None

Wing: Of four very small separated bunches of hair, extending slightly beyond the tail.  A very small bunch of yellow bucktail over which is a very small bunch of reddish-orange bucktail, slightly blended.  Over this is a very small bunch of medium dark squirrel tail, topped and slightly blended with a very small bunch of dark brown squirrel tail. 

Cheeks: Jungle Cock

Little Rainbow Trout Bucktail

As per Bates

Hook: size: 2-12, 6x long

Head: Black

Tail: A very small bunch of bright green bucktail, slightly longer then the gap of the hook.

Body: Wound with pinkish-white fur

Ribbing: Narrow flat silver tinsel

Throat: A small bunch of pink bucktail, the same length as the tail. 

Wing: Of four very small separated bunches of hair, extending slightly beyond the tail.  A very small bunch of white bucktail over which is a very small bunch of pink bucktail, slightly blended.  Over this is a very small bunch of bright green bucktail, topped with a very small bunch of natural badger hair

Cheeks: Jungle Cock

Reference - Samuel R Slaymaker II in Streamer Fly Tying & Fishing -  Joseph D Bates

Teddy Baseball

Teddy Baseball

Atlantic Salmon

Hook - Gamakatsu T10-6H or equivalent

Thread - Black

Tail - Golden pheasant crest

Butt - Yellow floss

Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel

Body - Black wool

Throat hackle - Black

Wing - Greyish mottled monkey hair over 2 strands each of red and yellow floss 

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Grey squirrel tail is the closest I have to greyish mottled monkey hair

Hair-wing Atlantic Salmon Flies - Keith Fulsher & Charles Krom

Arndilly Fancy

Arndilly Fancy

Tag - Oval silver tinsel

Tail - Golden pheasant crest

Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel

Body - Yellow floss

Throat Hackle- Light blue

Wing - Black squirrel tail

Shoulder - Jungle cock (small)

Head color - 2 turns of red ostrich herl or a band of red lacquer 

around the base of the head with the remainder black

Hair-Wing Atlantic Salmon Flies - Keith Fulsher & Charles Krom

Black Beauty

Black Beauty

Hook - Streamer

Thread - Black

Tail - Red hackle tips

Body - Green oval tinsel

Throat - Red hackle tips

Wing - 4 black hackles

Cheek - Jungle cock

Topping - 2 peacock herls

Reference - Forgotten Flies

Tying note - I used medium size oval silver tinsel colored with a green marker and coated with uv resin

Scaled Shiner Streamer

Scaled Shiner Streamer

Hook – Streamer style

Thread – Black

Tail – Black hackle fibers topped with white hackle fibers

Body – Olive green silk or uni-stretch

Ribbing – Heavy black thread; two pieces tied in at the tail and

crisscrossed to provide a scale effect

Throat – Red hackle fibers

Wing – 4 black hackles

Cheeks – Jungle cock

Reference

Forgotten Flies - Schmookler & Sils

Streamer Tying and Fishing – J. Bates

Trolling Flies for Trout and Salmon – D. Stewart & B. Leeman

Phil's Wizard

Phil's Wizard

Hook : Streamer style

Thread : Black

Tail : Red hackle fibers

Ribbing : Flat silver tinsel

Body : Black chenille

Throat : Red hackle fibers

Wing : White bucktail

Cheeks : Natural jungle cock eyes

Reference : Forgotten Flies & With Fly, Plug and Bait (R. Bergman)

Jassid

Jassid

Hook – Mustad 94840, size 14 to whatever small size you can tie them

Thread - Black

Body - Tying thread or a fine dry fly dubbing in black or dark brown

Wings - Jungle cock nail tied flat over the body

Hackle - Traditionally black, palmered up the shank and trimmed flat on top 

(May also trim the bottom). I tied the fly with grizzly hackle (optional)

Made famous by Vince Marinaro in A Modern Dry Fly Code.

Silver Satan

Silver Satan

(Salmon Fly Conversion)

Hook: Streamer

Thread: Red

Tail: A small bunch of orange hackle fibers, over which is an

equal amount of yellow hackle fibers.

Body: Flat Silver Tinsel

Rib: Oval Silver Tinsel

Wing: Red Squirrel, over which is grey squirrel, in equal amounts.

Throat: A small bunch of black hackle, under which is an equal

amount of grizzle hackle

Cheek: Jungle Cock

Head: Red

Kelly Bill Bucktail

Kelly Bill Bucktail

Hook: Streamer

Thread: Black

Tail: Orange yarn

Body: Rear half flat silver tinsel; front half orange wool

Ribbing: Flat silver tinsel

Throat: Black hackle

Wing: Gray squirrel

Cheek: Jungle cock

Trout Rock Streamers #1 - #6

Heres a few bucktail streamers, originally tied by Bert Quimby of Maine.

Trout Rock Series

Trout Rock #1

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Tail - Red hackle fibers

Ribbing - Flat silver tinsel

Body - Black floss

Wing - Black over white bucktail

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Trout Rock #2

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Ribbing - Flat silver tinsel

Body - Black floss

Wing - Black over red over yellow bucktail

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Trout Rock #3

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Tag - Flat silver tinsel

Body - Brown wool

Wing - Brown bucktail

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Trout Rock #4

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Ribbing - Silver wire

Body - Flat silver tinsel

Wing - Red over white bucktail

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Trout Rock #5

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Tag - Flat silver tinsel

Body - Brown wool

Wing - Black bucktail

Shoulder - Jungle cock

Trout Rock #6

Hook - Mustad R75-79580

Thread - Black

Body - Red floss

Ribbing - Flat silver tinsel

Wing - Gray squirrel tail

Shoulder - Jungle cock