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Fly tying - The Rusty Rat

The Rusty Rat is a salmon fly pattern that has been a successful and popular choice for anglers for over sixty years. It is believed to have been created by either Roy Angus Thompson around 1911 or by Joseph Clovis Arseneault in the 1940s. The fly's history is intertwined with the Restigouche River, where it was first tied by Arseneault, and later by Pulitzer, leading to its name. The Rusty Rat has been tied by various fly tyers and is known for its effectiveness in salmon fishing. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of fly tying and the passion for salmon fishing that has been passed down through generations. Restigouche River Lodge. The Rusty Rat is typically tied using the following materials: Hook: Salmon/steelhead hook Thread: Black 6/0 or 140-denier. Tag: Gold oval. Tail: Peacock swords. Rear Body/Underwing: Rusty orange Uni-Floss. Front Body: Peacock herl. Wing: Silver Fox guard hairs. Hackle: Grizzly dry-fly hackle. Head: Tying thread.