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These streamers are imitations of common forage fish with
a realistic silhouette and plenty of swimming action. The five streamers in the
series are 1.Trout, 2.Sculpin, 3.Minnow, 4.Grayling and 5.Char. They are
consistent flies for both lake and stream predators, such as trout and char.
Even a huge grayling may hook up on you with one of these. The minnow imitation
has caught some 5-6lb brown trouts and even one over 7lb. The Sculpin imitation
shown on the pictures is found to be the all purpose streamer of the series.
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1) Tie in two feathers pointing toward each other for the tail (length: half the hook shank). |
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2) Dubb a rough body of antron. |
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3) Tie in 2-3 peaces of the red wool yarn to
form the gills and tie in the underwing (length: half of the tail as shown
on the picture). |
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4) Tie in the overwing in the same length as
the underwing (half the length of the tail).
Then tie in the sides in the same length as
the hook shank. |
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5) For the head we spin a dubbing loop of
grizzly marabou or better; ordinary marabou, and wrap it to form a large
head as shown on the last picture.
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