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    Default Hairy Fat Brassie SBS



    Guilding a lilly or breaking up the monotony? Change colors/size to suit your fancy.

    hook - Dai Riki 135 #12
    thread - Danville 6/0 brown
    abdomen - Brassie wire copper
    thorax/head - dubbing (squirrel used here)
    collar - deer hair (guard hairs from insert your favorite animal could be used as well)


    Part 1

    mash barb, start thread, tie in wire and wrap halfway down the bend




    wrap wire to hook point; helicopter end, cover with thread wraps




    dub thread/dub thorax






    rough up thorax (same effect could be accomplished by spinning the dubbing in a split loop; your choice)






    clean, stack, measure (tips to bend) a small clump of deer hair; insert in clip






    wax thread/create loop

    Just a tourist passing through


    SBS Index updated 2/21/18

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    Part 2

    trim hair butts short (makes it a lot easier to spin) insert in clip; spin








    moisten fingers, stroke fibers back and wrap






    a little more dubbing (didn't do a great job cleaning out the grinder as a few stray orange fibers from previous fly got in the mix, but it goes with the copper)




    half hitch x 2, SHHAN








    Regards,
    Scott
    Just a tourist passing through


    SBS Index updated 2/21/18

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    Beautiful job tie and demonstrating this pattern. I always enjoy learning from you in these demonstrations. Thanks for taking the time to produce these step-by-step instructions and sharing some great looking patterns.

    Jim Smith

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    ​Thanks Scott !!!!
    "Tap her light and she'll always be fresh"

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    Treated with a desiccant like Frog's Fanny, this pattern could be a real winner.

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    Scott,
    That is a great pattern and one I will be tying.
    wcglass

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