(Tutorial) Shaggy Dub Fly

[StumpHunter]

200R size 12 hook
uni-thread 8/0 olive
Black brass hourglass 3mm
purple hackle
purple krystal flash
Black Senyo's Shaggy dub
Black Az simi-seal dub

Tie on the thread to the hook point and bring the thread back to within 1/8'' of the hook eye. Tie in the hourglass.

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Tie in the hackle leaving the tail the length of 1/2 of the shank past the hook bend.

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Tie in the Krystal flash and bring the thread to the hook point.

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Make a dubbing loop and add the Senyo's Shaggy Dubbing.

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Wrap the shaggy dubbing around the hook shank for the body and take the thread to behind the eye. Add the simi-seal dubbing the the thread.

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Wrap the simi-seal dubbing around the hourglass eye one turn each way in a figure 8 and two wraps behind the eye. Bring the thread in front of the eye and build the head, whip finish and add cement to the head.

 

[Fatman]

Great tutorial!!!!!!!

 

[JUNGLEJIM1]

Very nice tie,that's a buggy bug.

 

[LRB]

Now...That Is Cool...!!...:icon14::icon14:




ML..

 

[quivira kid]

Good job on the tutorial!

 

[AtticaFish]

That is a deadly looking bug! Excellent tutorial as well.

Not familiar with those hooks..... they look very long for being a #12. Would be nice to have the extra room to play with body ties.

 

[StumpHunter]

Russ the hooks have a light green finished and come in many different lengths. Here is the link to Green Caddis Outfitters.
http://greencaddis.com/fly-tying-hooks.html

 

[Fatman]

People must like em Stump - went to the site and looked and their out of size 12s, but I couldn't find a 200R with a bent down eye.

 

[CrappieHappy]

Nice Work Ronnie....

 

[StumpHunter]

People must like em Stump - went to the site and looked and their out of size 12s, but I couldn't find a 200R with a bent down eye.

Doug I seen that the 200R were straight also but as you can see the ones I have are bent down. They may have stopped making the ones I have? I was hoping they would have more of a green look to them than they have.

Here are some pics of the hooks I have. I really like the 200R size 12's, hope they get more of them in.

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Here is the #12 compared to a #10. Got to remember that the size 12 hook is only 3/4'' long. In the pics the flies look a lot bigger than they are.

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[Fatman]

J Stockard has their brand of hook in this but I've never tried their hooks. Might help if you run short.

http://www.jsflyfishing.com/cgi-bin...J.-Stockard-FF-430-Multi-Use-Curved-Hook.html

 

[Uncle Grump]

Stump

Neat fly - fish should love them.

In your tutortial, you say:

Make a dubbing loop

How does one do this?

Thanks

UG

 

[LedHed]

Excellent tutorial. Isn't the 200R a Timeco hook?

 

[StumpHunter]

Here you go Uncle Grump, hope this video helps.

http://s264.photobucket.com/user/STUMPHUNTER_PHOTOS/media/Makingadubbingloop.mp4.html?sort=3&o=0

 

[StumpHunter]

Excellent tutorial. Isn't the 200R a Timeco hook?

Yes they are. I would think that Timeco makes their hooks for them but not sure. Green Caddis hooks are GC200R

 

[Uncle Grump]

Stumphunter

Many thanks for the video - most helpful. Saved the fly tutorial and the video - this I have got to try....

UG

 

[plateboater]

SH.....as always thanks for the info