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Fly Patterns using Marabou

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Bunny & 'Bou Tube Skulled
tied by: VERN-O

RS Dragon
tied by: Rune Andre Stokkebekk

Streamer From Hairdresser
tied by: john adams

Andy's Candy
tied by: agn54

Fire Tiger Crease fly
tied by: tatt

Peacock Bugger
tied by: SBeane

Articulated Sculpin
tied by: SBeane

Bloody Bunny
tied by: speyguy40

Easy Estaz Stone
tied by: Old Hat

Pike's Poison
tied by: navigator36

PT mini Craw
tied by: Timerollson

Mad Hater Flat Wing
tied by: martice

The Taz Sucker
tied by: tbhflytyer415

The Thing
tied by: tbhflytyer415

The River Walker
tied by: tbhflytyer415

Purple Spey (Shewey style)
tied by: gbevers

Spring Shrimp Intruder
tied by: assalan

Floating Wisker Nose Duffus Bug
tied by: SnickASaurusRex

FROG
tied by: Raul Canseco

Glitter Poppers
tied by: richyrichtherich

Zebra Bugger
tied by: jaaf

Marabou Bambou
tied by: derekt

Geezus Lizard
tied by: FishyboY

Ice Hot Bugger
tied by: FishyboY

marabou clouser
tied by: tatt

Snake Charmer
tied by: FishyboY

Baby Bunny Sunfish
tied by: TheCream

Articulated cone head
tied by: john wolfe

Galways Spawning Chub
tied by: cussfly16

JaneDarlene
tied by: croixriverwi

Big Head Minnow
tied by: BigDaddyHub

Holo-Emitter
tied by: richyrichtherich

FTF Topics Related To Marabou view more

Looking For an Extremely Simple Bluegill Pattern
One of my bluegill patterns would be the Bugeyehook -#12 nymphtail-little tuft of marabou body-dubbing, floss, or whatevereyes- beadchain

Prism tape + foam
I just got some new colors in prism tape, green and gold, and played with the new colors and some foam over the weekend. I usually tie these foam poppers for smallies and green bass on #6 long shanke

Spike
The smallies should love them, marabou and a rabbit strip tail is hard to resist.

10 days in the Florida Wilderness...not quite.
A few poppers would do you well [attachment=25992:28_Inch_Bass.jpg]I imagine that you want to cover your bases and not strictly trophy fish, right? Florida is full of fish and by upsizing your flies

Carp/Drum fly ideas
Steve, thanks for the link to your video. That's a sharp looking fly. I think I"ll try some with the swords and some with Marabou.Thanks-D

Creek Smallmouth
Simi seal style leach (size 6-8 (4xl streamer hook) black or olive with marabou tail( no flash materials in tail) no bead head, lead wire underbody) ,Taneycomo sculpin (Olive,black or natural size 6

Need some help
I fish for buffs often and really like a head stand size 6 or 4 when I can find them actively feeding, when not actively feeding or just cruising I like to go with a white leech of some sort (bunny, m

beinning spey fly tying
Yep, and that's the pattern style I like. I also use the coque on a lot of my hairwing steelhead flies, bearded and palmered.Another inexpensive hackle that can sparingly be used is blood quill m

What fly to tie to catch Kokanee Salmon?
Any smaller fly of fluorescent color and lots of flash. Don't set the hook hard, they have soft mouths.Here is one recipe for the Kokanee Kandy Hook: #10 long shankHead: silver barbel eyesTail: F

Tying some bluegill patterns
Bluegills love leeches. Size 8 or 10 (primarily 8) Aberdeen hook, tie in a tail of marabou keeping the wraps right at the bend. Advance the thread forward, twist and wrap the marabou butts forward.

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Hatches is an annual publication with a strong devotion to professional writing, beautiful photography and informative articles pertaining to both the artistic and practical aspects of fly tying. Each issue features 13 featured articles that span a massive 96 pages.

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