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Hise's Let Go of My Eggo  


tied by trevally
Fly Type: Streamers,
Target Species: Steelhead,
Recommended Region: Central US,
Imitation: General Baitfish,
Material List: rear hook:
6/0 Uni-thread
Daiichi 1750 sizes 4-10
grizzly marabou sand, tan, natural
Sparkle Flash pearl
mono

front hook:
Daiichi X510 sizes 4-10
grizzly marabou
Australian Possum
Wapsi Dome Eyes (mirage or other)
Ice Dub (lt. yellow)
Otter's soft eggs
EZ Shape Sparkle Body
Tying Instructions: rear hook:
-Thread base.
-Secure a tail using 2 grizzly marabou feathers (leave excess).
-Wind one of the griz marabou feathers forward to behind hook eye. Tie off.
-Give a slight twist to the second griz marabou feather and lay down for an overbody. Secure behind the hook eye.
-Take a few strands of pearl Sparkle Flash and secure along each side of the shank.
-Whip finish.

front hook:
-Thread base.
-Thread an Otter's Soft Egg onto the Daiichi X510.
-Thread 30lb. backing thru the rear hook and secure on the front hook. Double it over when tying it in; if you'd prefer.
-Tie a clump of griz marabou on the topside of the hook (at the bend).
-Using a Dubbit tool, twist up a clump of Australian possum and move your bobbin forward.
-Wind the possum cord forward to the 1/3rd of the distance behind the hook eye. Tie off.
-Twist up some Ice Dub (lt. yellow) and dub between the front side of the possum and the Otter's Soft Egg.
-Whip finish.
-Paste a Dome Eye on either side of the hook (at the front of the possum) using EZ Shape Sparkle Body.


Presentation Tips: Fish this pattern under a sink tip or on a floating line. Dead drift, swing, or strip it through the runs and drop-offs for explosive takes. It has been particularly good in the fall and spring in the Great Lakes and Southeast regions. Great for trout, steelhead, salmon, and even smallmouth.

Current Species For This Pattern
Erie Steelhead (2 votes)
Great Lakes Salmon (1 votes)
Great Lakes Steelhead (1 votes)
Smallmouth Bass (1 votes)
Trout (1 votes)




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