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/ Chenille / Ginger / Golden Olive / olive / Squirrel / Ultra Wire / white / zonker /

Wooly Buster - olive

 
tied by lightkeeper07
Fly Type: Streamers,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Southwest US,
Imitation: General Baitfish,
Material List: Hook, TMC 300B #8, with Medium Brass Conehead;
Thread, Danville Flymaster Plus 210, green;
Body, Glimmer Chenille Medium Olive, underside Diamond Braid, Bonefish Tan, ribbed with Ultra Wire, Medium Ginger;
Wing, Pine Squirrel Zonker strip, dyed Sculpin Olive;
Hackle, Whiting Bugger Pack, White dyed Golden Olive


Tying Instructions: Pinch barb and slip conehead onto hook.

Tie in thread base, then tie in zonker strip with hairs pointed toward the hook bend, taking care to separate hairs to keep from binding hairs down with thread, with a tail of desired length extending beyond the bend.

Tie in wire for rib, Diamond Braid, hackle by tip, and Glimmer chenille. Wrap the Gimmer chenille forward and tie off. Reverse palmer the hackle forward and tie off. Pull diamond braid forward under the hook shank, stretch moderately tight and tie off.

Pull the Zonker strip forward and tie off behind the cone head, taking care to separate hairs to keep from binding hairs down with thread.

Wrap the wire forward tightly to hold down the Zonker strip, taking care to separate hairs to keep from binding hairs down with wire, and tie off. Cut off remainder.

Put a drop of Zap-a-Gap behind the conehead.

Immediately wrap the Zonker strip around the hook behind the cone head one to three full turns depending on desired fullness, taking care to brush back hairs at each turn to prevent binding hairs under Zonker strip, then tie off, and immediately push conehead back firmly against the wrapped Zonker strip and hold in place for about ten seconds to seat firmly.


Presentation Tips: Medium fast sinking... faster if tied with tungsten.
Fast long strips, or dead drift in fast current.




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