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Black /
deadly /
Dubbing /
emerger /
Hex /
Idaho /
Nymph /
olive /
Ostrich /
Pheasant /
Smallmouth Bass /
Trout /
The Escapee
tied by WetMasterFly Type: Nymphs,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Northwest US,
Imitation: Mayflies,
Material List:
Hook: #6 Streamer
Thread: Danville 6/0 (Olive)
Weight: Lead wire
Tail: Two Pheasant Fibers
Abdomen: Rusty Halo
Dubbing and cream hairs ear mixed
Mottled Back: Hen Pheasant
Rib: 4lb test mono
Gills:
Black Ostritch Herl
Wingcase: Hen Pheasant
Thorax: Same as Abdomen
Tying Instructions: 1: Put hook in vise
2: Warap appropriate amount of lead wire on bare shank
3: Tie on thread and cover wire
4: Take thread to the back of shank and tie on 2 pheasant fibers as a tail
5: Tie on ribbing, mottled back, and two ostritch herls in that order.
6: Dub body (Try to keep it from getting too plump)
7: Pull Ostritch herl no. 1 along the side of the body and tie it off.
8: Pull Ostritch herl no. 2 along the other side of the body and tie it off.
9: Stretch back over the body and tie it off
10: Next, wrap rib in even turns along the body and tie it off. Be carefull not to trap any fibers under it.
11: Tie in wingcase
12: Dub thorax
13: Pull Wingcase over dubbed thorax and tie it off
14: Whip finish
Presentation Tips: Fish it through lakes or slow pools during Hex season