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Favorite Scud Pattern?
Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9'
use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris |
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 00:18:57 -0800, "Padishar Creel"
wrote: Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris No secret here. Olive or gray Hare's Ear Plus (Antron/Hare's Ear) wrapped over a #12-#16 scud or wet fly hook. A few wraps of lead wire for weight under that and a shellback of poly bag material ribbed with either extra fine copper wire or brown tying thread pulled over the top. I also tie a pink version with ribbing of flourescent pink tying thread. I use a piece of velcro to fuzz up the body. Pretty standard pattern, I'm afraid. g.c. |
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 00:18:57 -0800, "Padishar Creel"
wrote: Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris No secret here. Olive or gray Hare's Ear Plus (Antron/Hare's Ear) wrapped over a #12-#16 scud or wet fly hook. A few wraps of lead wire for weight under that and a shellback of poly bag material ribbed with either extra fine copper wire or brown tying thread pulled over the top. I also tie a pink version with ribbing of flourescent pink tying thread. I use a piece of velcro to fuzz up the body. Pretty standard pattern, I'm afraid. g.c. |
Best producing scud on the Northfork & White Rivers is the same pattern
George mentions below, but a little to the gray and without the shellback - no sparkle. Trim fur on top kind of close and leave the bottom the length of the gape. Ugly is Good. Guy "George Cleveland" wrote in message ... On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 00:18:57 -0800, "Padishar Creel" wrote: Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris No secret here. Olive or gray Hare's Ear Plus (Antron/Hare's Ear) wrapped over a #12-#16 scud or wet fly hook. A few wraps of lead wire for weight under that and a shellback of poly bag material ribbed with either extra fine copper wire or brown tying thread pulled over the top. I also tie a pink version with ribbing of flourescent pink tying thread. I use a piece of velcro to fuzz up the body. Pretty standard pattern, I'm afraid. g.c. |
"Padishar Creel" wrote in message ... Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I don't have a *favorite*, only tie and use one generic pattern. However one of the most recent fly rod and reel issues, or maybe it was fly fisherman, had a rather good article on scuds and scud imitation. If you can't find a copy, email me a fax number and I'll get you a copy. |
"Padishar Creel" wrote in message ... Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I don't have a *favorite*, only tie and use one generic pattern. However one of the most recent fly rod and reel issues, or maybe it was fly fisherman, had a rather good article on scuds and scud imitation. If you can't find a copy, email me a fax number and I'll get you a copy. |
Padishar Creel wrote:
Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris Here's a recipe for you. Even has a picture. http://www.telusplanet.net/public/cn...vid.htm#flyhcs but I tend to use scuds mostly in lakes. Tim Lysyk |
Padishar Creel wrote:
Mind sharing your favorite scud pattern for slow moving shallow river 4'-9' use? I have my books, but I suspect there is a 'special' guide pattern out there that is a killer color, material, or colored bead or something spectacular? Thanks in advance, Chris Here's a recipe for you. Even has a picture. http://www.telusplanet.net/public/cn...vid.htm#flyhcs but I tend to use scuds mostly in lakes. Tim Lysyk |
"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... Best producing scud on the Northfork & White Rivers is the same pattern George mentions below, but a little to the gray and without the shellback - no sparkle. Trim fur on top kind of close and leave the bottom the length of the gape. Ugly is Good. Guy ------------- Guy, I can tie Ugly better than most! Most of my fllies are damn ugly... chris |
Oops Chris,
I said Padishar in the "Ugly Fly" post. Sorry. Sounds like our tying styles are related. That's ugly. Ugly is good. Guy "Padishar Creel" wrote in message ... "Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... Best producing scud on the Northfork & White Rivers is the same pattern George mentions below, but a little to the gray and without the shellback - no sparkle. Trim fur on top kind of close and leave the bottom the length of the gape. Ugly is Good. Guy ------------- Guy, I can tie Ugly better than most! Most of my fllies are damn ugly... chris |
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