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CZCDNTM

Chicago-Zürich-Copenhagen Delayed Nutria Tube Muddler


By Martin Joergensen

Instructions for tying the CZCDNTM

You need the following materials:

  • Tube: Q-tip
  • Thread: Tan or brown, 6/0 or strong
  • Rib: Oval silver tinsel
  • Body: Flat silver tinsel
  • Tail: Nutria Zonker strip
  • Collar and head: Natural deer hair
  • Hook tube: Silicone or vinyl
  • Hook: Tube treble or single

    Tying instructions:
    1: Tie in the ribbing in the rear of the tube. Leave approx. ½ centimeter for hook tube
    2: Cover the body with a smooth layer of tying thread. Leave almost 1 centimeter for head in front.
    3: Tie in the tinsel in front of the tube.
    4: Wind the tinsel to the rear of the tube and back again to form a smooth tinsel body
    5: Tie down the tinsel and cut surplus

    		•  Instruction drawing - click for next
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