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Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Fly Tying Tips and Tricks: Part 5
Red Tag & Family
Red Tag & Family
Hook - Mustad 3399, 3906 or equivalent
Tail - Floss, antron yarn, wool yarn etc in your choice of colors
Body - Peacock herl (try different colors)
Hackle - Brown hen or your choice of colors
Labels:
antron yarn,
floss,
fly pattern,
fly tying,
hackle,
peacock herl,
thread,
wet fly,
wool yarn,
z-lon
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Monday, July 2, 2018
Sunday, June 24, 2018
Madam X
Madam X
Doug Swisher
Hook - Curved dry fly
style
Thread - Yellow
Head - Deer hair
Tail - Deer hair
Body - Deer hair
Wings - Deer hair
Legs - White round rubber
legs
Tied from a recipe I found on the internet.
Feel free to substitute materials when tying your version of the Madam X.
Labels:
deer hair,
dry fly,
hopper,
rubber legs,
thread
Stimulator
Stimulator
Hook - Curved dry fly
style
Thread - Orange
Tail - Deer or elk hair
Rib - Fine copper wire
Abdomen - Uni-Stretch floss,
pumpkin
Hackle - Golden badger
Wing - Deer or elk hair
Front Hackle - Golden
badger
Thorax - Peacock Herl
A fly style POPULARIZED (NOT CREATED) by Randall Kauffmann
Note - The recipe above is what I used but this fly can be tied in whatever
color combination with whatever materials you currently have on hand.
Labels:
deer hair,
dry fly,
dubbing,
elk hair,
floss,
fly pattern,
hackle,
peacock herl,
stone fly,
thread,
trout fly,
uni stretch,
uv resin,
wire
Saturday, June 2, 2018
Old Guide Bucktail
Old Guide Bucktail
Hook - Mustad 9671, 9672 or equivalent
Thread - Red
Tail - Short white bucktail over which short red bucktail
Butt - Two turns red chenille
Body - Bright red wool
Rib - Flat silver tinsel
Wing - White bucktail over which red bucktail
Throat - Red hackle barbs
Head - Red with a center band of very fine oval gold tinsel
Labels:
bucktail,
chenille,
fly pattern,
fly tying,
hackle fibers,
streamer,
thread,
tinsel,
trout fly,
uv resin,
vintage fly tying,
wool yarn
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