These are the patterns that make the cut. If anyone wants more detailed tying instructions just let me know.
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| Fro-Toad |
Tied with a Finnish raccoon tail, palmered estaz body, and Enrico Puglisi’s crustacean brush plamered over the estaz to the front. I comb out the EP brush which gives it a larger profile in the water and gives it a fro look. Tied in a myriad of colors this fly has great action due to the coon tail and weight and water absorption is minimal with the EP fibers.
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| The A.C. Slider |
This slider is tied on a Mustad 34011 with deer hair tail, pearl flash, olive estaz and white 2mm with chart 210 denier. Add a base wrap the length of the hook before tying in the deer hair. Lock down the foam in the rear then the estaz. Palmer the estaz to the front, fold down the foam and two wraps of thread with a whip finish and that is it. Trim foam at the front. Done. Multiple color variations
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| Bream Bitch |
Tied on a Tiemco dry fly hook sz.10. Elk or deer hair in the rear with orange dubbing. Palmered peacock herl body with copper wire locking the dry fly hackle in place. Silly legs and foam body to finish. Multiple color variations
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| Foamulator |
Tied on a Tiemco dry fly hook sz.10. Elk or deer hair in the rear with orange dubbing. Palmered peacock herl body with copper wire locking the dry fly hackle in place. No legs and foan body to finish with additional hackle at the head. Multiple color variations.
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| AnorexiKwan |
Tied on a Owner Flyliner sz 2 or 4. Craft fur tail with palmered estaz chenille behind the yarn body. The yary is tied in with figure eights and either lead or bead chain eyes depending on desired depth. Also the 30lb weedguard is optional as is the barring of the tail. Mulitple colors.
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| The Fiddle-Her |
Tied on a Gamakatsu sz 2 or 4. Lead wire as weight added over a basewrap. Palmered estaz added then silli legs. Puffs of marabou tied in one and a half the lengh of the hook followed my a Pheasant feather to add the "shell" and white claw look to the crab. Finished with a weed guard and ready for the flats.
