Published Jul 3. 2017 - 6 years ago
Updated or edited Jul 3. 2017

Purple Steelhead Matuka

The Steelhead Matuka is an adaptation of the New Zealand method of Matuka flies. The traditional Matukas use feathers for the wing, but the steelhead version uses a rabbit strip. While the pattern has been developed as a "steelhead" fly, I think it will make a great fly to use in pursuit of other #trout, #salmon, #pike, and #bass.

Steelhead Matuka Fly pattern recipe
Hook: #1/0 Superfly Salmon hook HKSHW
Thread: 6/0 black
Rib: Black Brassie wire
Body: Purple and black Laser Dubbing
Wing: Rabbit zonker
Collar: Purple schlappen

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