
Tying Instructions The entire fly is tied using the forward half of the hook shank only. Wrap thread to mid-way point and center 10 wraps of lead wire on top of the thread. wrap over the wire and cement. Tie … Continue reading
Tying Instructions The entire fly is tied using the forward half of the hook shank only. Wrap thread to mid-way point and center 10 wraps of lead wire on top of the thread. wrap over the wire and cement. Tie … Continue reading
Materials List HOOK: Tiemco 611- S size 3/0 to 5/0 – can be tied in tandem, rear hook up for billfish and wahoo. THREAD: White, Danville Fly Master Plus or equivalent. UNDER BODY: Three amp lead wire or non-lead equivalent. … Continue reading
Gurgler* By Lee Haskin Tying Instructions 1. Attach 30-40 strands of silver Flashabou at bend to form tail. Cut blunt. (Fig 2) Approx. 1/2 to 1/3 the shank length. Note: tail may also be bucktail, or hackles or combinations of … Continue reading
Tying Lee’s Gurgler Some of Lee’s Gurgler Variations Lee’s standard saltwater Gurgler Lee’s Pike Gurgler Lee’s Pink Gurgler for Silver salmon Lee’s Mouse Gurgler Lee’s Barracuda Gurgler Lee’s Rattling Gurgler More Information On Lee’s Gurglers
Gurgler* by Lee Haskin Materials List Hook: Mustad 34011 OW ; size 1, 1/0 Thread: White and Red 3/0 Uni-fhread, or Kevlar Tail: Silver Flashabou, Holographic, or similar Underbody: Medium Pearl Crystal Chenille, (Option: silver or White) Foam Overbody: White … Continue reading
The Gartside Gurgler By Dan Blanton Rich Grau with one of many trophy pike taken on a pike Gurgler Lee Haskin’s Pike Gurgler I was a little (maybe a lot) slow tuning in on to just how effective the Gartside … Continue reading
The Surf Grub by Ken Hanley Fly Pattern and Story by Ken Hanley – Photos by G. Kishi I believe many of the patterns created today are variations of past triumphs at the vice. My Surf Grub was inspired by … Continue reading
The Surf Grub by Ken Hanley Fly Pattern and Story by Ken Hanley – Photos by G. Kishi Tying Instructions Step 1: The Tail AssemblyBegin the fly by securing your thread at a tie-in position just above the hook’s point. … Continue reading
Surf Grub by K. Hanley Fly Pattern and story by Ken Hanley – photos by G. Kishi Designed as a non-specific attractor pattern, to imitate such foods as marine worms or crab roe found in the breaking surf. Materials List … Continue reading
Flashtail flies markedly improve your odds both in freshwater and saltwater. The author took this 29-pound striper on a flashtail Sa-Mul-Mac from California’s San Luis Reservoir. Increasing Your Odds With Flashtails Written and Photographed By Dan Blanton You want to … Continue reading