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Introduction Tying Small FMJNM Caddis Monster Tube Inspiration

Full Metal Jacket Nutria Muddler

Materials:		Tying instructions: Mount the brass head on the hook. It might be necesarry to press down barb for it to pass Tie in ribbing over the hook bend Cover the hook shank with tying thread to one third shank length behind the hook eye Tie in flat silver tinsel Wind to hook bend and back Tie down and trim Tie in the zonker strip with hairs pointing backwards Pull the strip and secure with 4-5 open turns of ribbing Stack a bunch of deer hair and tie in to form a collar Tie in more deer hair to fill space behind brass head Whipfinish behind head and varnish Trim deer hair to flush with brass head using a razor blade. Be careful not to cut the collar
Hook	Kamasan
Cone	Slender brass cone
Thread	Tan
Rib	Oval silver tinsel
Body	Medium flat silver tinsel
Wing/tail	Zonker strip from mink or nutria
Head/collar	Natural deer hair
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