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West Carry Dace

Dave Prince

Hook - 4xl Streamer, size 6-12
Thread - Black 6/0
Tag - Silver tinsel
Body - Black floss
Rib - Silver tinsel
Belly - Orange bucktail
Throat - Yellow hackle fibers
Wing - Grey bucktail under a few peacock herl
Eye - Painted black over white

Streamers 365 - Darren MacEachern

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Floyd Franke's Lake Erie Shiner

Hook - 6XL Streamer
Thread - Olive
Underbody - White uni stretch
Overbody - Pearl tinsel
Belly - White bucktail
Throat - Light blue hackle
Wing - Olive brown bucktail over olive or pearl krystal flash over olive bucktail
Eyes - Painter black over yellow

Lake Erie Shiner | Global FlyFisher | Lake Erie Shiner is a Killing Bucktail from the vise of Floyd Franke

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Emerald Shiner

Hook: FM6050 size 6 ( jig hook), also using 7/8” safety pin

Weight: 5/32” slotted bead

Under Body: Tinsel

Body: Polar Fiber to match the hatch, in this case white for bottom and a mix of Olive and Gray

Lateral Line: Flash of your choice

Eyes: plastic stick on followed by UV

I’m hook on these safety pin jigs and I gotta believe these could be effective ice fishing

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Bruce Derington said:

Emerald Shiner

perfect,  appreciate the recipe on this,  been thinking about this one through the ice since you first posted it.  

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48 minutes ago, Heff2 said:

perfect,  appreciate the recipe on this,  been thinking about this one through the ice since you first posted it.  

Yeah excited to try these, I do lightly coat to just past the bead, thick Dave’s flex cement or a thin amount of UV resin, which above fly still needs

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The Enticer

Hook - 6xl streamer
Thread - Black
Tag - Gold tinsel
Ribbing - Gold tinsel
Body - Red wool yarn
Throat - Brown hackle fibers
Wing - Black over white bucktail

Designed by Ed Muzeroll

Tying Classic Freshwater Streamers - David Klausmeier

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Barnes Special

Hook - Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook 8x, size 2 or equivalent
Thread - Red
Tail - 2 short jungle **** body feathers
Body - Silver flat tinsel
Rib - Silver oval tinsel
Underwing - A small bunch of red bucktail over which is a very small bunch of white bucktail
Wing - 2 yellow hackles flanked by grizzly hackle
Collar - Several turns of white hackle (tied on after wing)

Originated by Dr. C. Lowell Barnes

The Barnes Special is an adaptation from a streamer called the Hurricane (aka the Wonder) created by Fred Fowler. The Barnes Special includes a yellow hackle in the wing, a change from a peacock sword throat to a wrapped white hackle and a change of head color from the Hurricane, from black to red. Mr. Barnes was a guide in the Sebago Lake area and was known to examine the stomach contents of his catches. The Barnes Special is one of the most popular Eastern streamers and is credited with the capture of thousands of salmon. It is said to be particularly effective when trolled in the spring.

Streamers 365 Vol 2 - Darren MacEachern

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Canary

Hook - Partridge CS15 #2
Thread - White flat waxed nylon
Tag - Silver flat tinsel
Tail - Black hackle fibers
Body - Silver flat tinsel
Belly - Yellow bucktail
Throat - Yellow hackle fibers
Wing - 4 yellow hackles
Eye - Jungle **** nail
Head - Black (with orange band)

The Canary is another example of a simple Carrie Stevens streamer pattern. There also exists a Canary Custom pattern which loses the tail and substitutes the all silver body with an orange floss body ribbed with silver tinsel. This is a simple streamer to tie as these things go, and the only thing to keep an eye on is the tail. Tying the tail can cause a bit of a bump in the body, but by adding a bit extra material along the top of the hook shank, this will keep the underbody uniform along the length of the shank.

Streamers 365 Vol 2 - Darren MacEachern

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Artula

Hook - Partridge CS15
Thread - White under floss body
Tag - Silver tinsel
Body - Orange floss
Rib - Silver tinsel, reverse wrap
Belly - White bucktail
Throat - Brown hackle fibers
Wing - 4 green hackles flanked on each side by 1 black hackle
Cheek - Jungle **** nail
Head - Black with orange band

Originated by Carrie Stevens

Carrie G Stevens - Hilyard

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18 minutes ago, caddis16 said:

Playing around with deer hair hackle.

Very nice, very Betters-like

 

1 hour ago, flytire said:

Artula

Beautiful streamers flytire

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3 hours ago, flytire said:
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Artula

Hook - Partridge CS15
Thread - White under floss body
Tag - Silver tinsel
Body - Orange floss
Rib - Silver tinsel, reverse wrap
Belly - White bucktail
Throat - Brown hackle fibers
Wing - 4 green hackles flanked on each side by 1 black hackle
Cheek - Jungle **** nail
Head - Black with orange band

Originated by Carrie Stevens

Carrie G Stevens - Hilyard

What is a Jungle **** Nail? Never heard of that one 😁

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