Mustad saltwater# 1
Crystal skin Pearlescent
3D eyes
small pearl Mylar Tubing
Monofilament orange
Angel hair

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Jig style hook, Brass Eyes, Bucktail, Lt. Blue Mirage Flashabou, Black EP Fibers

eyes, bucktail, flash, EP, whip finish

hook: wet fly
tail: golden pheasant tippets
body: SLF dubbing
rib: gold tinsel
1st hackle: orange
2nd hackle: mallard feather 2-3 turns

tie in the tail, then the rib, then dub the body, then wrap the rib, wind 1st hackle, then 2nd hackle, whip finish

hook: mustad 9672 size 10 to 2
tail: yellow hackle
body: red floss
rib: gold tinsel
beard: yellow hackle
underwing: white bucktail
overwing: gray hackle and peacock

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Hook: Size 1/0 to 4/0 long shank streamer hook
of your choice.
Ribbing/body: Light copper wire (This one uses fire orange)
Tail: Black, red and yellow saddles.
Top body: Black, red and yellow marabou.
Thread: Yellow Big Fly Thread.

Start with tying on the saddles of the three different colors for the tail.
Then tie on the wire and keep it back from the main body of the fly.
Tie on your first marabou piece back to the wire and begin to wrap the wire around the hook about two wraps behind the first piece of marabou, then about 4 wraps ahead of it. ( Varnish thread with each step)
Then tie in your second marabou of a different color and wrap it tight at the wire.
Again wrap the wire about four wraps in front of the marabou.
Repeat the process with alternating colors until you are at the front of the hook.
Tie off the last feather clump at the front and your done.

Note: When tying in the marabou, make sure to firmly pinch the feathers and tie down firmly on top of the hook shank. This makes sure the feathers don’t flare to the sides.
Instead of tying the wire down with each of the consecutive wraps, I snap small vice grips to the end of the wire and let the wire hang tight while i tie in my next piece of feather.
This assures that the wire will remain tight while I tie on my next piece of feather.

lead wire
black marrabo
black chiniel
black thread

as shown

Thread: Black or brown

Hook: no. 2/0 - 1 for largemouth bass, 1-6 for smallmouth bass and panfish

Body: tightly packed spun deer hairDeer hair (color of choice)

Head Stripe: (color of choice)

Tail: Bucktail (twice as long as the hook shank) color of choice

None

#4 Long Shank Hook
3/0 Thread
Two rabbit strips for claws
#15 Lb Test Mono (for the mono loop)
Bead Chain Eyes
Swiss Straw
Rabbit Strip
Black Thread (rib)
Lead Wire
Rabbit Dubbing (same color as rabbit strip)

Tie in eyes and mono loop. Next tie in claws. Tie in swiss straw and rabbit strip. Wrap the rabbit strip back one turn and tie down. Tie in rib and lead wire. Wrap lead wire almost all the way to the eye, do not over crowd the eye. Dub from rabbit strip almost to the eye. DO NOT OVER CROWD EYE! Tie down swiss straw at the eye of the hook. Wrap the rib back to eye and tie off. Trim swiss straw, leaving a tag for the tail, and whip finish.

Hook: Mustad 37160 # 2
Thread: Brown Kevlar
Tail: Tan Marabou, Rainbow Krystal Flash, Small Rabbit Strip, and Mallard Flank
Head/ Collar: Deer Hair

This is a pattern from Al Campell.
It is from http://www.flyanglersonline.com/.

Thread: brown 140 denier
Hook: no. 4, 6, or 8 streamer
Body: Brown, Olive, or a subtle red
Claws: Almond pheasant
Antennea: moose fibers (I like to use just two)
Shellback: Dark, mottled pheasant
Tail: Dark, mottled pheasant
Legs: Chocolate hackle
Eyes: burnt monofiliment
Weight: heavy lead wire administered in tight wraps near the end of the hook

First weight, then claws, then antennea, then body, then hackle, then eyes, then then shellback (which it also the tail).
Whip finish and laquer.