Fly Tying: Nick Granato's Death Dog

Published on Jan 14. 2014 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

A medium sized streamer with a full body....easy to tie, and the color combinations are endless.

Recipe:
Rear Hook
Hook - Gamakatsu B10s #2
Tail - Marabou
Body - UV Polar Chenille
Wing - Rabbit Strip
Sili-Legs

Front Hook:
Hook - Gamakatsu B10s #1
Eyes - Aluminum See Eyes or I-Balz
Body - Polar Chenille
Wing - Rabbit Strip
Sili-Legs

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