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Tie Like a Pro, Ep. 5 The Infinite Fly Principle

Episode 5 of Tie Like a Pro breaks down the construction of your modern articulated streamer. By understanding streamer construction, the 4 primary head designs, and the proportions outlined previously you will be able to radiate a single design to fill any and all needs on the water - tied in all styles, in any size, and matching any forage profile. Aside from this principle, we also discuss material substitutions, and the minimal materials needed to construct streamers from trout to musky. notice that a lot of tailing materials double as winging materials and vice versus - while a lot of body materials double as collars, also zonker winged flies the zonker strip can function as tail/ body/and collar. This list is not comprehensive, but a good place to start. Tail Material: Marabou, Craft Fur, Arctic Fox, Rabbit zonker, Schlappen, Saddle Hackle, Ostrich, Bucktail, Faux Bucktail, Flashabou Body Material: Ice Dub/Flashabou Dubbing - any long fibered metalic or non matalic dubbing, most often spun in a dubbing loop or "dubbed on", Palmered Schlappen, UV Polar Chenille, Senyo's Aqua Veil, Polar Reflector Flash, Large Krystal Hackle, Composite Brushes - EP Craft Fur, EP Foxy, EP Sparkle, Rabbit Zonkers and Ripple Ice Fibers Collar Material: Palmered Schlappen, EP Craft Fur Brush, EP Foxy Brush in both 3" and their smaller counterparts, Laser Dub - or any material dam structure to building bulk for the wing. Wing Material: Marabou, Arctic Fox, Craft Fur, Bucktail, Mallard Flank, Rabbit Zonker, Ostrich, Peacock, Flashabou, Ice Dub Shimmer Fringe, Wing N' Flash Head Material: Wool, Deer Hair, Laser Dub, Monster Dub, Strung Fuzzy Fiber - as well as manufactured heads - Sculpin Helmets, Baitfish Heads, Fishmasks, Coneheads, ect.... My website: http://www.streamersbygunnar.com