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Double Decker Sparkledun SBS

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Variation on Davie McPhail's DD Comparadun

 

 

The double wing gave me a way to sneak in some more hackle wraps. Tied here as a March Brown/Fall Drake; change color/size to suit your needs.

 

hook - Dai Riki 125 #12

thread - Danville 6/0 tan

shuck - Congo Hair brown

rib - Uni-Stretch brown

abdomen - dubbing tan

wing - mule deer hair

hackle - grizzly dyed brown

 

 

mash barb, start thread, wrap to point and back halfway (3/4 mark on the shank)

 

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clean, stack, measure (hook) a clump of deer hair; spin the thread to tighten it up, take 2 soft wraps, pull firmly so it flares on top of the hook

 

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Tried the deer hair tearing trick half a dozen times and never, ever got it right (how the hell does he do that with 8/0 Uni?) so I just trimmed the butts. Tie in CH, fold, tie in Uni-Stretch and wrap everything halfway down the bend

 

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dub thread, dub abdomen to base of wing

 

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twist Uni-Stretch tight, rib abdomen, tie off/trim

 

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tie in hackle

 

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pull half of the wing back; take a few wraps forward (leave 1 hook eye width in front)

 

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take a couple wraps of hackle behind and in front of rear wing

 

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pull front wing back, set with thread dam

 

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a couple more wraps of hackle in front; tie off/trim, half hitch x 2, SHHAN

 

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trim out hackle underneath

 

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Regards,

Scott

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