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Nation's Silvertip SBS

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A vintage pattern from Kamloops tyer/guide Bill Nation.

 

hook - Mustad 9671 #8

thread - Danville 6/0 black

tail - golden pheasant tippets

rib - oval tinsel silver

body - back half silver tinsel, front half Uni Stretch black

throat - guinea hen

underwing - golden pheasant tippets

wing - turkey tail

 

mash barb, start thread 1 eye width back from eye; tie in rib, wrap to bend

 

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prep pheasant tippet, measure (gap width past bend); tie in/trim

 

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tie in tinsel at 50% (of wrapped shank) mark, wrap to tail and back; tie off/trim

 

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tie in Uni Stretch at front index point, wrap to tinsel and back; tie off/trim

 

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counterwrap rib; tie off/trim

 

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tie in (folded) guinea feather by tip, wrap, tie off/trim

 

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stroke fibers down/back, cover with thread wraps

 

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measure (tips to bend) and tie in a few GP tippets on each side

 

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prep 2 slips of turkey tail (gap width), measure (tips just past tail), fold, tie down (it really helps if you wax the thread; secures it on top and keeps it from torqueing around)/trim

 

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whip finish, SHHAN (yes, that little thread fiber at the tail/tinsel bothers me)

 

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Regards,

Scott

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That looks like it would be a great trout catcher, especially browns.

Scott have you ever tried this one?

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