Black and Orange Super Snaelda Conehead Tube Salmon Fly Step By Step Fly Tying Instruction
Materials Required
Eumer - Greyfish 15mm x4m Tube Set
Black Thread
Orange Bucktail
Orange Krystal Flash
Orange Mirror Flash
Dyed Orange Stripped Feelers
Shrimp Eyes
Gold Oval Tinsel
Black Wool
Orange Hen Hackle
Black Hen Hackle
Fluro Red Cone
NB Chop and change the tail colours and hackle colours to make many different variations.
Eumer - Greyfish 15mm Set
Burr the rear end of the Inner Tube and connect the 3 pieces together
Catch in the Black Tying Thread
Tie in a bunch of Orange Bucktail wrapping it all the way round the tube like a skirt
Tie in 3 strands of Orange Krystal Flash and 3 strands of Orange Mirror Flash on the top and bottom sides of the tube.
Tie in 4 Dyed Orange Stripped Feelers
Tie in the Shrimp Eyes
Catch in the Gold Oval Tinsel
Catch in the Black Wool
Create the body with the Black Wool
Bring the Gold Oval Tinsel forward creating the rib, try and pull this into the wool as tight as possible
Tie in the Orange Hen Hackle
Tie in the Black Hen Hackle, tidy the head and whip finish
Pull the feelers through your fingers to level them off and trim
Varnish the head 2-3 times and add the Cone of choice. I have used a Large Fluro Red
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