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    Default Neversink Trude

    Never should say Never(sink) but the foam does a good job of keeping it on top, even after a few fish


    hook - Dai Riki 320 (#12)
    thread - Uni 6/0 camel
    tail - golden pheasant tippets
    body - peacock herl
    overbody - 2mm foam strip brown
    wing - Congo Hair white
    flash - Krsytal Flash pearl
    hackle - saddle brown/grizzly
    legs - round rubber brown (med)




    attach thread to hook at about the 60% mark





    attach a clump of golden pheasant








    and trim ends





    trim a strip of 2mm foam (hook gap width) to a point





    spread a little Crazy Glue on hook shank





    and tie in foam overbody








    tie in 6-8 strands of peacock herl



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    Part 2


    and wrap forward with thread (re-enforces peacock against fish teeth) to 60% position














    pull foam forward, tie in with 2 soft wraps (so as not to cut the foam)









    apply a little more Crazy Glue, then spiral thread to hook eye and secure foam again









    wrap back to 60% to provide smooth thread base for wing & hackle









    pull out a clump of Congo Hair









    trim ends and tie in









    Krystal Flash




    Last edited by ScottP; 08-30-2012 at 01:03 PM.

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    Part 3


    fold & tie in on either side of wing











    attach legs, near









    and far














    tie in hackle









    wrap to front and back (splays/densificates the hackle) to 60% position









    trim a V in hackle on top









    pull the foam back over the head





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    Part 4


    tie in, whip finish & add a drop of Sally









    trim foam, pull wing/flash back and trim even with tail









    trim legs and you're done


















    fish eye view









    I was flying blind with this fly, only had one I had purchased (and some pics on the web) to use as an example. Took me about a dozen flies to get a tying sequence that worked for me, but it turns out to be a pretty easy bug. Again, not a quicky guide fly but fast enough, durable and effective.


    Regards,
    Scott
    Last edited by ScottP; 08-30-2012 at 10:52 AM.

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    I like that. Excellent tutorial. Looks like a trout-catcher, and I bet the local Bluegills will want to have a taste of that as well.
    David Merical
    St. Louis, MO

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    Excellent SBS. Looks like you did a great job doing it from a picture & memory.

    Mike
    "The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of that which is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope" -John Buchan

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