Maximum Movement Meets Slider Head
This fly really needs very little introduction, nor am I the creator of this concept. Blane Chocklett is the godfather of jointed flies, and I first saw this demonstrated by Mike Schmidt, so kudos to them for sharing their ideas. Those dudes know a thing or two about the big stuff. What I decided to do is incorporate a very buggy color of hackle (Barred Dark Ginger) into a sculpin looking streamer that moves like crazy. I also added a slider head because the deer hair really pushes water makes the fly wiggle and turn on the pause. Keep in mind that you can tie these in about a billion color combos and sizes. Tie them on your line with a loop knot, give it quick strips, and watch it dance in the water!
~ Cheech
NOTE: You can either use the Gamakatsu B10S or the Fulling MIll Streamer Stripper hook for this fly. You can also use either the barbed or non-barbed Carp Bonio hook for this fly. I also just use a lighter color of Bruiser Blend Jr. like Cream, White, Tan, Gray, or Unicorn Mane for the beard on this fly.
Material List
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Other tools from the tutorial:
Renzetti Master Vise | ||
Double Edge Razor Blades | ||
Renzetti R-Evolution Hair Stacker - Magnum | ||
C&F Design Tying Comb | ||
Fly Tyer's Z-Ment |
Wicked cool fly! Gotta try this one.
ReplyDeleteLove the circus jazz music, too.
-Kasey