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AK-47 Nymph


Hook: Daiichi 1130
thread: Nano Silk - Brown
Tail &Wing: Barred Mallard Flank - Wood Duck
Body: Midge Tubing - Blood Red
Rib: Copper Wire
Collar: Trout Ice Dub - Chocolate Brown
Head: Cyclops Bead - Copper

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1 minute ago, chugbug27 said:

Cool pic Troy, enticing 

Thank you. I happen to be from NoLa as well. I was born there are lived in Algiers until I was about 14. Small world.

 

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6 hours ago, DFoster said:

DUNK MONKEY

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I really like how you executed the legs and the wing case on this fly. I would rate this tie as spectacular! Really nice tie and thanks for showing us. This is on my short list of flies to tie. 

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Thank you sir, I am really humbled by your kind words. The white latex came from a balloon that I got in a pack at the dollar store. If you dab it with a marker the ink won’t sink in and it leaves those wonderful blotches. Then you cover it with UV, and it’s permanent.  The legs are simply tied in at the tip and palmered forward to the head.  Brush them down and pull the Latex over the top of the fibers.  

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Olive Biot Soft Hackle

Body - Olive turkey biot
Thorax - Gray dubbing
Hackle - Hungarian partridge
 
 
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Brown Biot Soft Hackle

Body - Brown turkey biot
Thorax - Brown dubbing
Hackle - Hungarian partridge
 
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Gray Biot Soft Hackle

Body - Gray turkey biot
Thorax - Gray dubbing
Hackle - Hungarian partridge

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Soft hackle Briminator

Scud hook

Olive Uni thread 8/0

Tail: church window feather fibers

Body and underwing:  gimp feather

Hackle: church window feather.

 

Made from one Church window feather and adjacent gimp feather from a Ringneck pheasant

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Quill Emerger

Hook-JS430#14, thread-brown, tail- dun microfibets, body peacock quill striped, legs/hackle- dun tied sparse, wing- dun CDC, head- peacock herl.

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Quill Gordon

Hook-Mustad 94840, thread- brown, tail- dun hackle fibers, body- stripped peacock herl (UV coated), wing- wood duck flank (dyed mallard sub), hackle- dun

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Light Cahill Quill Body 

Hook-Mustad 94840, thread- creme, tail- light ginger hackle fibers, body- stripped ginger quill (UV coated), wing- wood duck flank (dyed mallard sub), hackle- light ginger

the lighting reflects it more ginger than actual sunlight, my poor camera skills 🙃

 

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On 4/28/2023 at 12:43 PM, DarrellP said:

Soft hackle Briminator

Nice. I think that would be a great caddis imitation.

@cphubert - nice hat-trick of flies, masterful. 

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