Just thought you might like to look at what is in the steelhead box for some of my trailer flies.
Pink Herl
Similar to the pink squirrel but different. TMC2499 #12 , peacock, brown hackle, pink Ice dub, clear glass bead
Black and Tan
TMC 2499#12, Black small wire Tan flymaster+thread body, black marabou, tan partridge, gold glass bead.
Peacock Soft Hackle
TMC3761 #10-12, Peacock herl, olive CDC dubbing, brown partridge.
Swing Caddis
TMC2499#12 olive magic dub, peacock herl, gray partridge.
Egg Beater brn/pink
Egg Beater Brn/or
Egg Beater Blk/Char
TMC 200R, Mcflyfoam egg, marabou tail, gold wire, spanflex body, marabou thorax, partridge hackle, gold glass bead.
Christmas tree
TMC2499 #12, small black wire, Fl.Char. ultra thread, blk marabou, blk partridge, red glass bead.
Head Case, orange
Head Case Blk/yel
TMC 2499 #12, Orange- Silk body, gray CDC dubbing, gray partridge, orange plastic bead
Black and Yellow- black sparkle braid body, silver wire, Yellow marabou, black partridge, yellow plastic bead.
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAndy, you say “trailer flies.” Is it just the North Shore streams that do not allow trailer flies? Can I use a dropper on the Brule?
Eric
You can use a dropper on the Brule. It seems that that topic has been debated at length for the North Shore. I have no answer for you for Minnesota.
You have a bunch of nice looking ties there Andy!
Jeremy.
Thanks Jeremy
Creating flies keeps the gray cells in my brain at bey, creating flies that the fish eat, at least some of the time, is the frosting on the cake.
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