The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
The Best Anglers Never Stop Learning
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Medium - 5-7 Min
Coldwater, Warmwater
With only two materials being in the fly, and one of them being thread, there is plenty of room to add materials like flash and rubber legs to this fly. If you want to add rubber legs, try stopping the initial dubbing loop short, tying in the legs, then making a collar dubbing loop to finish the fly. This will make it so the legs appear to come out of the fly instead of the conehead. If you want some substantial flash in the body, tie in some polar chenille and twist this into the dubbing loop with the rabbit fur. Get funky with the colors with multiple loops, and for all you swing anglers you can really get fun with some pink, flesh, and purple colorways!
This is a super simple pattern that will produce in a number of situations for numerous amounts of fish. The simplicity of this streamer makes it a great pattern for beginner tyers looking to get into streamers. It can be modified to suit any need, and fished in any manner with great results.
In cooler temperatures, slow the retrieve of the fly, or simply let it swing in the current. The rabbit will move and look great either way to trigger those lethargic fish. In warmer water temperatures, speed up your stripping pattern to really get that rabbit moving to get those fish to chase the fly down. Fish this along the bottom, or fast along the surface, you really can’t go wrong!
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