How To Tie the Big Junk Streamer Fly
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The Big Junk Streamer fly is an excellent pattern from Lance Egan designed to deceive aggressive, territorial fish like bass, trout, and northern pike. Utilizing materials such as marabou, laser dub, and lead eyes, this pattern sinks to the strike zone quickly and offers lively movement. If you love watching hostile fish chase down streamers, consider tying some Big Junk Streamers for your arsenal.
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Material list:
- Hook: Tiemco TMC 5263 Nymph & Streamer Hooks (size: 8)
- Thread: UTC Ultra Thread 70 Denier (color: olive)
- Eyes: Hareline Double Pupil Lead Eyes (size: large, color: red/white/black)
- Tail: Hareline Extra Select Marabou Feathers (color: olive, tan)
- Lateral Scale: Hedron Lateral Scale (size: 1/16, color: opal mirage)
- Body: Hareline Chenille (size: fine, color: olive)
- Adhesive: Pacer Zap Fly Fishing Brush-On
- Hackle: Wapsi Indian Rooster Saddle Patch (color: olive)
- Head: Senyo’s Laser Dub (color: sculpin olive)