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Sunday, July 8, 2018
Fly Tying Tips and Tricks: Part 9
Saturday, July 7, 2018
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.
Labels:
dubbing,
fly pattern,
fly tying,
hackle,
jungle cock,
thread,
vintage fly tying
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Fly Tying Tips and Tricks: Part 8
Fly Tying Tips and Tricks: Part 7
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Fly Tying Tips and Tricks: Part 6
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
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