Sex Dungeon

Published on May 29. 2014 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

One of my favorite streamer patterns created by Kelly Galloup.

Materials:

Thread: Olive UTC 140 and Danville's 210 Denier Waxed Flymaster Plus for the Deer Hair

Rear Hook: Umpqua U301 #6
Tail: Marabou and crystal flash
Body: Hairline Ice Dub
Hackle: Schlappen
Legs: MFC Centipede Legs

Articulation Point: Beadlon and craft beads

Front Hook: Daiichi 1750 #4
Eyes: Lead Eyes Size Large in Red
Body: Hairline Ice Dub
Hackle: Schlappen
Legs: MFC Centipede Legs
Head: Spun Deer Hair

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