Hatches Magazine Fly Patterns

Hook: #4-2 Mustad 34011 Stainless
Thread: Flat waxed nylon
Eyes: Small or Medium dumbell
Tail: 2 Lengths of Estaz Metallique, furled (this one is one Chartreuse piece and one Olive piece)
Body: Both materials palmered together up the shank.
Weedguard: Mono loop (acts as anti-fouling also)

If you’re not familiar with furling, Google it for more info. But basically you tie on the eyes first, then attach the mono for the weedguard behind. I melt a bump onto the end to prevent it from pulling out. Then tie in two lengths of Estaz at the bend. Allow
2 1/2 times the desired tail length. Hold the end fairly tight in your left hand, or clamp it in a clamp or something like hackle pliers.
Twist the lengths together 75-100 times (more or less to get the right amount of furling), pinch the middle point and pull the bundle over the tie in point at the bend and let go to allow it to furl on itself. Bind it down and snip off any extra.
Then tie in two more lengths and wind them up to behind the eye. Tie off and trim. Bring the mono around to make a loop and tie in in front of the eyes.
The furling is not difficult once you try it a couple of times to get the lengths and twists right.

-hook
-chenille
-eye
black fine multi -stand iridescent thead
for buzzer and ribbing small nymphe etc.

n/a

Daiichi Alec Jackson Spey 1.5
Deer, Chickens, Ostrich, Peacock, Jungle Cock

White BT
Cream tented saddles
White cape feathers (deceiver style)
Silver/blue flashabou
White/lavender BT hollow tie
Med. Dun tented hackles
Pink/olive dun Ice Dub loop
Palmered natural ostrich plume (stripped on one side)
Palmered grey heron colored ostrich plume (stripped on one side)
Topped with brown ostrich herl and stripped peacock
JC eyes

Owner Longneck Hook
Deer, Chickens and Peacocks
Jungle Cock Eyes

BT, Saddles, Palmered Peacock, Saddles, Stripped Peacock Herl and JC Eyes

Muskrat fur: a small tuft as head/antennae (including single cf); twisted in dubbing loop, wrapped and trimmed on the body (ribbed with clear mono).
One of the shrimps (actually the slimmer one) is ‘bodied’ with natural hare dubbing.
Hook: Justice Streamer/nymph, #8.
You may add eyes (any kind), some fancy ribbing, sparkling back, epoxy etc. - but my goal is to present my ‘tying ideas’ in their basic version to show ‘what’s that about’ (just like my ‘Nutria Stonefly’ - you can add ribs, epoxy etc. but the exact ‘invention’ is best seen in the raw, basic version, which is enough for the fish; I like them too :))
Very similar little shrimps/buggers catch Baltic flounders, but are suitable for any shrimp-eater (smaller shrimps).

Given above

Hook: saltwater or streamer size 10 to 2/0
tail: slinky fibers with flash siliconed at base
eyes: mono
body: SLF or similar dubbing
shellback: Scud Back or plastic freezer bag piece
weight: lead wire

nn

FL PINK THREAD
1/8 OZ EYE
PINK CHENILE
CHARTRUESE CHENILE
CHARTRUES MARIBOU
PINK BUCK TAIL
CHARTRUESE BUCK TAIL
CHARTRUESE FLASH

TIE ON THE MARIBOU AT BOTTOM OF HOOK BEFORE THE ARC OF THE HOOK, TIE ON THE CHENILE WRAPPING BOTH COLORS AT THE SAME TIME, THEN TIE ON THE EYE, THEN TIE ON BOTH COLORS OF BUCKTAIL AT THE SAME TIME ALONG WITH THE CHARTRUESE FLASH.

Mustad salt water #1
marabou
glue stick
Epoxy
3D eye
flash sheet

^ ^

see pic

thanks ^ ^ ” FST “

Hook: Mustad 34007 #1
Thread: Flat Waxed Nylon
Belly: White Steve Farrar’s Flash Bend
Flash: Gold Flashabou
Wing: Olive Ice Fur over Mullet Brown Deadly Dazzle over Redfish Flash’N Slinky
Eyes: StickOn Hologram Dome Eyes 5/16″ Silver applied with Power Poxy Super Cement

None.