Quigley Hackle Stacker Sally SBS

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hook - Dai Riki 320 #16
thread - UTC 70 hopper yellow
butt - Uni Stretch Chinese red
abdomen - dubbing yellow
wing - hen cream (Wonderwing style)
post - 1mm foam
hackle - ginger
thorax - dubbing yellow
antennae - wing fibers

mash barb; start thread and wrap back to bend

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tie in Uni Stretch, leave tag extending out the back; take a few wraps, pull tag over the top and tie it off

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dub abdomen up to 60% mark

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prep hackle for wing

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tie in (leave wing a bit short); pull it to final length

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Part 2

trim hackle stem, leave a few fibers for antennae; trim wing butt

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tie in foam strip; tie in hackle

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wrap hackle (thorax length), tie off at base

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dub thorax

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stroke hackle fibers back, pull forward over top of thorax; tie down

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trim post, half hitch x 2, SHHAN

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Regards,
Scott

Very slick pattern. Where did you find this one, Scott? Never heard of it before, and Bob was a local tier in my neck of the woods.

I saw it over on Kelly Galloup's Slide Inn site. Did you ever get to fish with Mr. Quigley? I was very sad to hear of his passing; guess it's been almost 2 years now.

Regards,
Scott

Smooth and sweet pattern... Another great job by the great tyer Scott. :) :mrgreen:

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Originally Posted by ScottP

I saw it over on Kelly Galloup's Slide Inn site. Did you ever get to fish with Mr. Quigley? I was very sad to hear of his passing; guess it's been almost 2 years now.

Regards,
Scott

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Never had the privilege of fishing with Bob, but was fortunate enough to take a tying class with him a once few years ago. Excellent tier and instructor, as you might imagine.

Very nice. I need more Sally patterns.