Published Mar 31. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 28. 2020

Olive Wood Duck Darter

Olive Wood Duck Darter - Cameron Sangster Tied by: Cameron Sangster Originated by: Cameron Sangster Olive Wood Duck Darter Streamer Fly Pattern Recipe...

Olive Wood Duck Darter - Cameron Sangster Olive Wood Duck Darter - Cameron Sangster


Tied by: Cameron Sangster
Originated by: Cameron Sangster

Olive Wood Duck Darter Streamer Fly Pattern Recipe


Hook: Mustad #2 6xl
Thread: Black 8/0
Tail: 2 matching slips of barred wood duck
Body: Gold flat tinsel
Rib: Silver oval tinsel
Throat: Red hackle fibers
Wing: Wood duck flank
Collar: Olive hackle
Head: Black

Notes:

Cameron's Olive Wood Duck Darter streamer follows a tradition of flatwing style streamers. Patterns such as Mike Martinek's Orange Darter, the Canadian Killer, Branchu and the Wood Special all share the distinctive wood duck flank wing tied in flat and is the source of Cameron's inspiration for the design. The colors were selected to provide a more imitative color scheme to mimic baitfish found in Ontario's Georgian Bay waters. His instincts were proven correct with the local smallmouth bass, and no doubt that the streamer would find success in other waters with trout and panfish.
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Comment to Olive Wood Duck Darter by Cameron Sangs...

I like this pattern, very well done Cameron. Congratulations.

Comment to Olive Wood Duck Darter by Cameron Sangs...

Cameron, this is lovely work!!!

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