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    Default Deeky's Sea Sick Roach SBS



    Found this on the Flytying Forum; seems to share chromosomes with the Stayner Ducktail. Supposedly a bass fly; like the Ducktail, should work as a stillwater trout fly, too.

    hook - Daiichi 2461 #6
    thread - Danville 6/0 brown
    rib - small wire copper
    body - mylar tinsel copper
    underwing - fox squirrel tail
    hackle - pheasant breast
    wing - mallard flank dyed olive (1tbsp Rit Golden Yellow, 1tsp Rit Dark Green, 1 cup water)


    Part 1

    mash barb, start thread, tie in rib, wrap to bend




    return thread to tie-in point; tie in tinsel, wrap to bend and back, tie off/trim






    counterwrap rib, helicopter end, cover with thread







    measure (gap width past bend) a clump of squirrel tail; trim butts/tie in (dose with Sally to keep the hair in place)






    tie in pheasant breast feather by tip; wrap, tie off/trim



    Just a tourist passing through


    SBS Index updated 2/21/18

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    Part 2

    stroke fibers down, cover with thread






    prep mallard flank




    tie in/trim, whip finish, SHHAN








    Regards,
    Scott
    Just a tourist passing through


    SBS Index updated 2/21/18

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