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Brasshawk Carp Fly

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The Brasshawk #carp fly pattern was designed by Texas tyer and guide Danny Scarborough. This fly is great for targeting carp in the shallows, 1-4 ft. I added a little extra weight behind the eyes with a couple strips of lead, but you could also make this fly heavier with lead or brass barbell eyes.

I used a Talon TA-8346 egg hook, but any egg hook with a straight short shank should work for the pattern. Orvis 76AR or Daiichi 2571 will get you a good fly.

Brasshawk Carp Fly Pattern Recipe

Hook: Talon 8346 #4
Thread: Black 6/0
Tail: Gray squirrel tail
Body: Olive soft wire medium
Eyes: 3.2mm Black nickel bead chain
Carapace: Peacock herl
Thorax: Bronze-olive Diamon Dubbing
Legs: Silicone bass skirt

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