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So this is the tutorial you want to watch if you're at all interested in learning how to master some killer deer hair skills. Jeff Creamer returns for what we consider a spectacular example of deer hair mastery. Not only is the hair work a work of art, Jeff takes care in all his patterns that the bugs will catch fish and not fall apart after a couple of nom-noms from a gnarly bass.We recommend watching the techniques and getting the right tools (i.e. packer, thread, good hair, good razors etc) and you'll find, with practice, you'll be on your way to good deer hair flies.
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| Hook: Firehole Sticks 811 Streamer Hook - 6 | | |
| Thread 2: 6/0 UNI-Thread Waxed - Green | | |
| Thread 2: Veevus GSP - White - 200 Denier | | |
| Hind Legs: Cohen's Frog Legs - Medium | | |
| Under Body: Nature's Spirit Deer Belly Hair - Fl. Chartreuse | | |
| Over Body: Nature's Spirit Deer Belly Hair - Olive | | |
| Stripes/Barring: Nature's Spirit Deer Belly Hair - Black | | |
| Popper Face: Nature's Spirit Deer Belly Hair - Orange | | |
| Body Legs: Grizzly Flutter Legs - Black Barred Fl. Fire Orange | | |
| Eyes: Fluorescent Fly Eyes - Fl. Orange - 1/4" (6.3mm) | | |
Other tools from the tutorial:
| SF Fugly Packer - Original | | |
| Double Edge Razor Blades | | |
| Fly Tyer's Z-Ment | | |
| Liquid Fusion Adhesive - 2 oz | | |
Good morning. I’ve a long time follower (and Tyler of your flies) that has recently moved to Houston from Calgary and I love to tie flies. As a couple recent orders to your store will attest I’ve purchased materials for this fly, the sneaky Pete, and Mousey mcmouse face to chase bass in local ponds.
ReplyDeleteWhat other flies would you recommend to chase bass and crappie? Both on top and subsurface.
Thanks in advance. Love the site. Keep up the good work.