
Thread – .32 gauge Brown Parawire
Hook – TMC 2302 or any Nymph hook
Size 12-18
Body – Pheasant Tail Fibers
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1. Mash down barb and secure in vice. |
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2. Wind wire onto hook. I use a dab of super glue. This helps me to keep my wraps tight. |
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3. Secure pheasant tail fiber with 1-2 wraps. |
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4. Wrap fibers around the wire (creating a rope),
then wind forward.
5. Build a thorax with the wire, and tie in
additional fiber then wrap forward. |
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6. Pull fibers over for wing case (Forward). |
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7. Bring wire back with one turn and
pull fibers back over the wing case. |
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8. Whip finish 2- 3 turns, clip excess fibers, and your done. |
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