Wednesday
Jul152009
Long Tail Chironomid
| Hook: Size 10 to 14 3x long curved nymph Thread: 8/0 Black Gills: White antron Bead: Small silver tungsten Tail: Green crystal flash Body: Medium silver tinsel Rib: Small red wire Thorax: Peacock herl |
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Tie in a small amount of white antron at the very front of the hook. |
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Whip finish thread and place bead onto the hook with the big hole towards the eyelet. |
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Put thread back onto hook and tie in one strand of green crystal flash near the hook bend. |
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Tie in some red wire, which will be used for the ribbing later. |
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Tie in the tinsel, which will be used for the body. |
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Wrap tinsel forward to form a thin body. |
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Wind red wire forward to form about 5 or 6 ribs on the fly. |
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Tie in one strand of peacock herl and wrap, behind the bead, to form a thorax. |
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Trim the gills so they are about 1/8" in length. |
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This fly works excellent for northern lake whitefish and big rainbows. |
tagged
_green,
_silver,
_white,
chironomid in
Series 11
_green,
_silver,
_white,
chironomid in
Series 11 















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