Published May 23. 2016 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited Sep 8. 2018

Zoo Cougar

The Zoo Cougar is a streamer pattern invented by streamer guru Kelly Galloup. The Zoo Cougar is a unweighted streamer pattern, designed to be fished on a heavy sinking line. The Zoo Cougar has a specific flat, bullet shaped head, which causes the fly to dodge back and forth as it is stripped. This action imitates a injured or dying baitfish and is deadly for big brown trout! The Zoo Cougar can be tied in many different colors with Yellow, Olive, White, Black and Olive being the most popular.

Zoo Cougar Streamer Fly Tying Recipe:
Hook: #02-06 Tiemco 5263
Thread: Light Olive Veevus 6/0
Tail: Yellow Olive Blood Quill Marabou
Body: Pearl Flat Braid
Under Wing: White Calf Tail
Over Wing: Gold Mallard Flank
Collar: Yellow Deer Body Hair
Head: Yellow Deer Body Hair

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