Published Mar 31. 2021 - 3 years ago

Redhead Kutling

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In todays fly tying tutorial, Svenja Bossen is tying a baitfish pattern called "Redhead Kutling".
The Redhead Kutling imitates a stickleback in mating dress. It can be fished in the spring when the sticklebacks are in the mating season.
Autumn is also very successful, especially when the water is moving and cloudy.

Redhead Kutling
Hook: NS122 Light Stinger #6
Eyes: Chain Eyes black size M
Body: Simi Seal Dubbing UV Slow Burn Flame & Chum Fry
Bodyhackle: Speyhackle grizzly tan
Tail: Craft Fur grizzly tan
Wing: Bucktail Brown
Rib: Mono Thread
Thread: Veevus Red 6/0, Ultra Thread tan 70

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