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Overtaker

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Here we will be tying the fly Overtaker that is some sort of an opposite fly from the Undertaker fly by John Don Gapen. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing and has been used as a streamer as well. It's a salmon pattern in general but it will also attracht fish like seatrout and even the Arctic char. Overtaker is a slightly different from the Undertaker fly but both of them work great. The Overtaker is relatively new fly and could be exciting to let it swim for the salmon in your rivers and lakes.

Pattern

Author: Ken Bonde Larsen.
Hook: Ahrex H428 #8
Thread: UNI 8/0 black or 8/0 Fluorescent SSS Frödin.
Tag: UNI oval gold.
Butt: ½ red globrite, ½ green globrite.
Tail: Golden pheasant crest.
Body: SSS Glitz Dubbing - Gaudy green.
Wing: Black squirrel.
Throat: Black rooster.
Head: Fluorescent orange, coated with UV Solarez Bone Dry.

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