Published Nov 3. 2012 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020

#308 - Rangeley's Pink Shadow

Rangeley's Pink Shadow - Steve Labrecque Tied by: Steve Labrecque Originated by: Steve Labrecque Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer...

#308 Rangeley's Pink Shadow - Steve Labrecque #308 Rangeley's Pink Shadow - Steve Labrecque


Tied by: Steve Labrecque
Originated by: Steve Labrecque

Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook
Thread: White 8/0
Tag: Silver embossed tinsel
Body: Red floss
Rib: Silver embossed tinsel
Belly: White bucktail
Throat: Pink hackle fibers
Underwing: 4-6 peacock herls
Wing: 2 Hot pink hackles flanked by blue hackle flanked by furnace hackle
Eyes: Jungle cock nail
Head: Black

Notes: If you have been following the blog, and Steve's streamers, it is no secret that he has been a fan of Carrie Stevens' Tomahawk pattern, and has developed several of his own patterns using the pink and blue theme of the lionized streamer. Along with his Blue Back streamer (#129), this pattern has been a proven success and is recommended to be tied on the line during dark days. The many lakes throughout Maine's Rangeley region have been Steve's proving grounds for the streamer, bringing many unsuspecting trout and salmon out of the water for a glimpse of the atmosphere. In addition to the single hook, Steve also ties the fly in a tandem rig, and has several variations of the streamer including a silver bodied version which is rumored to work well with the salmon and trout of Scandinavia.
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Comment to #308 - Rangeley's Pink Shadow...

This is a real beauty! The color combo is superb! Great tie!

Comment to #308 - Rangeley's Pink Shadow...

I remember this one. Very nice Steve!

Comment to #308 - Rangeley's Pink Shadow...

Great tying, Steve. A real classic look.

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