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4 hours ago, SBPatt said:

Thanks. The patch of tippet I was using is light on the backside; I wanted a more uniform color so I dyed it with Rit Sunshine Orange.

Regards,
Scott

Very nice, thank you. 

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Amy Special

Hook - Mustad 94845 or equivalent, size 10-16

Thread - Black

Tail - 1 red hackle tip

Body - Red chenille

Wing - White calf tail

Hackle - Grizzly

Flies for Trout - Dick Stewart & Farrow Allen

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Duzzie

Elmer Wallin Originator

Hook - Mustad 962 or equivalent, size 6-10

Thread - Black

Tail - Red calf tail

Ribbing - Embossed tinsel

Body - Orange yarn

Wing - Gray squirrel tail

Hackle - Brown

Trout Flies of the East - Jim Schollmeyer & Ted Leeson

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Madsen - Earl Madsen designed this fly pattern sometime between 1930 to 1945 and named by fellow tyer Paul Young.  It was designed for "picky" fish and is best fished early mornings during the hot, mid-summer months.  There is a variation of this fly that is actually more popular than this original that that uses grey wool or floss for the body and grizzly wing and hackle.

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Hook - Mustad 94833, 10-14

Thread - black

Tail - wood duck flank fibers

Rib - brown hackle, palmered

Body - Emerald green yarn, tied full

Wing - a single grey hackle tip, tied as a sail

Hackle - grey

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Pinkent

Atlantic Salmon

Bob Ent

Hook - Gamakatsu T10-6H or equivalent

Thread - Black

Tag - 2 turns of medium oval tinsel

Body - Rear half - salmon colored wool; front half - peacock herl

Wing - Gray squirrel tail

Hackle - 1 orange and 1 yellow hen hackle

Fly Tyer Pattern Bible

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Leggy Claret Bumble


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Notional.

hook - WFC Model 6 #10
thread - Danville 6/0 wine
tag - tinsel gold
rib - small wire gold
body - dubbing claret heather
body hackle - grizzly dyed claret (1 TBS Rit Wine/1 cup water)
shoulder - golden pheasant tippet dyed orange (1 TBS Rit Sunshine Orange/1 cup water)
collar - hen grizzly dyed Silver Doctor Blue (2 packs Koolaid Ice Blue Raspberry/1 cup water)
 
Regards,
Scott

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McClain's Drake - This pattern was first tied in the mid- to late 1940's by lifelong Jerry McClain, a lifelong resident and river guide from Grayling, MI.  Jerry came across the main material for this fly by accident.  He left a WW II sweater on the line a little too long and the sun-bleached yarn was used in the tying of this pattern.  Considering that Chadwick's yarn used in Frank Sawyer's Killer Bug is so rare to find - try finding the yarn from one sweater!  Lion's Brand Wool Ease Chunky yarn, Walnut #127 was a good substitute and, of course, this yarn has been discontinued!  This pattern can be tied in any size and is good anytime there are dark colored flies on the water.

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Hook - Mustad 94831, 8-10

Thread - black

Tail - small clump of PT fibers

Body - yarn from a sun-bleached WW II sweater, tied with a loop tied just beyond the bend of the hook - this is NOT intended to be an egg sack

Post - hackle tips, any color (popular colors include green, orange, and purple) -- I used poly above

Hackle - brown and grizzly, mixed and tied parachute

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Another warmwater fly, size 10 hook, bead chain eyes, grey marabou tail or turkey body feather barbs, copper braid for body, orange and green marabou wings. 

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An assortment heading to Alaska this month for rainbows and Silvers (Coho), some EZ Morrish Mouse with Fly Skinz Slow Rolla Tail, and some Schminnows I'm taking to Florida next month to hopefully dupe a snook or two. 

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Muddled Swamp Donkey
 

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A few changes to Rob Denson’s wet fly, in addition to the deer hair head.
 
hook - WFC Model 6 #10
thread - Uni 6/0 black 
tail - woodduck flank
rib - small wire gold
body - hare’s ear/squirrel
body hackle - grizzly dyed golden brown (3/4 Tsp Rit Golden Yellow, 1/4 Tsp Rit Camel, 1/8 Tsp Rit Sunshine Orange/2 cups water)
shoulder - woodduck flank
collar/head - deer hair
 
Regards,
Scott

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