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Scrambled Eggs |
HOOK:
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BODY:
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Curved Scud/Nymph
2X Heavy Wire,#10-16
Fluorescent Orange
Egg yarn
2 contrasting colors
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Another fly developed for the Lake Erie steelhead fishery.
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Step By Step:
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Attach the thread at the eye. Select a small clump of light colored egg yarn, and place a thinner strip of red along with it. Tie the yarn in at the eye as shown.
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Make the body sections by bunching the material and then securing it with the thread
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Construct 3-4 body sections depending on hook size and secure at the back of the bend.
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Using the top view for visual purposes, wrap the thread in a diagonal over the top of the body sections to further segment the body.
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Wrap over each section and tie off the material at the first spot where the material was originally tied in. Whip finish and cut thread here.
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Trim the excess material at the front and the back of the fly, leaving small tufts of material. Finished fly.
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Additional Tips/Photos:
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- Red makes the best stripe, but you can experiment with different body colors to suit your needs.
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| Tied by: Chris Hatcher. |
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