Backwater
Bass Bent Back
October
2008
Tied By Raymond Meneses |
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Hook: |
Stinger 2/0 or bigger |
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Thread: |
Red or Olive 3/0 |
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Flash: |
Of Choice |
Body: |
Chartreuse Cactus Chenille |
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Tail
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Olive Buck tail and Peacock Hurl |
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Head: |
Red and Olive Hackle |
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1) Prepare the hook by putting in a slight bend about 1/3 from eye. Bend just enough to get the hook to swim point up. 2) Starting right from within the bend of the hook wrap the cactus chenille forward to the bend and tie off. 3) Tie in a clump of buck tail on top of the shank at the bend. (hook point up). This must extend beyond the hook and also acts as a weed guard by protecting the hook point. 4) Tie in some flash above the buck tail. This can be slightly longer than the buck tail.. 5) Top of with 5 or 6 peacock hurls. 6) Just ahead of the Buck tail tie in a red hackle buy the base, curved side down and wrap forward in tight turns forming a neat collar. 7) Just in front of the red repeat with an Olive hackle. 8) Form a neat thread head, whip finish and cement.
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Winning Senior Fly Tied by Paul Leisegang
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Runner Up Tied by Peter Dippenaar
Fishing suggestions:
Fish with a floating line parallel to margins. Rest between strips. |
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