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Pipette Popper

Nick Thomas
Bass bug
Medium
  1. Run on the thread and take down to the bend and back in touching turns.
  2. Catch in the plastic body by the flattened section and tie in on top of the hook.
  3. Position the body in line with the hook and coat the thread wraps with superglue.
  4. Tie in some crystal flash behind the body, double back and tie down along the shank.
  5. Tie in a clump of arctic runner behind the body and tie down to the bend of the hook.
  6. Cut the edge from a piece of organza ribbon, strip out the long fibres and tie in at the bend.
  7. Dub the body, wind the rib forward in open turns, tie in and remove the waste.
  8. Add some more dubbing behind the body, smear the thread with varnish and whip finish.
Hook Fasna F-425 #10
Thread 12/0 black
Body 0.2ml plastic pipette bulb
Eyes 6mm foil
Tail Black arctic runner and orange crystal flash
Rib Stripped black organza ribbon
Body Black dubbing

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