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I've decided that rather than creating a post for every tutorial I do, I'll just create one post and update it as I add more tutorials. This way I won't end up filling the entire Fly Fishing Section with posts! Also if anyone else has any tutorials I can add them to this list if they want.
Steelhead Zonker
The Freight Train
Basic Marabou Steelhead Fly
Steelhead Interceptor
Sucker Spawn
Silly Steelhead Nymph
Marabou Steelhead Jig
Ice Jig Fly
nice man!
can not wait to cast a fly for steel!
New Tutorial Added:
Sucker Spawn
http://missionfishing.net/wp-content...a481cf5888.jpg
thanks for the tips!
Not trying to be a dick but real sucker spawn is a kind of "pea green" colour.
Peace
Nindja:ninja:
It's the name of a pattern, not necessarily a hatch match. The above colours match the profile, but are in attractor colours. I would say that sucker spawn is actually more of a translucent yellow/olive. However I do appreciate you pointing that out.Quote:
Originally Posted by nindja
Easy to tie, few min spent, no grief when snagged on the bottom.
GG, can not wait for steelhead!
When I used to fly fish for steelhead. Sucker spawn and glow bugs were te only appaterns we used. Bright colors like pink, neon green and yello were producers. Very few egg patterns match the hatch they are attractors.
This is my go-to pattern for Steelhead on Great Lakes tributaries. This pattern, in this colour is responsible for most of the fish I’ve landed in the 2012/2013 season. I based this pattern off of Greg Senyo’s JawBreaker.
https://vimeo.com/86868460
http://missionfishing.net/wp-content...64038e724a.jpg
got any ideas for trout opener on the lower saugeen in Southampton?
Dobermanhunter,
I pretty much use bunny strip leech patterns in black or olive (or some combination of both) exclusively on the Geen. I also use Disc Heads to help push water around, helping fish take notice of the disturbance. If there is a lot of fishing pressure and the water is low and clear, you're better off drifting egg patterns.
Bead Fry
This is a great fly for spring time Steelhead that are chomping down on eggs and fry. Due to the design, it is effective as both swung or drifted under an indicator, making it a great choice for a switch rod and in smaller tributaries. Based on a Greg Senyo pattern.
https://vimeo.com/89576801
http://missionfishing.net/wp-content...7043dc092a.jpg
that looks pretty cool, are the tying instructings for that fly on your web page, and thanks for he advice