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Freshwater Deceivers



By Will Taylor & Robb Nicewonger



BASIC WHITE DECEIVER
Submitted By Robb Nicewonger



BASIC WHITE DECEIVER Image
BASIC WHITE DECEIVER
THREAD grey 6/0
HOOK Kamasan low water salmon hook #8
TAIL white marabou
COLLAR sides and bottom white calftail, top natural squirrel (I used to use peacock herl but like the squirrel better - see the Fly Tyer article)
THROAT 8 strands red floss
HEAD built up grey thread, marked dark on top with a marker. Eyes are fabric paint - the whole head is given a coat of softex
COMMENTS Tied as a small chub imitation.

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