What Are You Tying Today? 2026

Bead head: Hanak Competition ‘jig classic’ H 400 BL #14, tungsten bead, blue dun thread body with red wire rib & Solorez ‘bone dry’ UV resin, with starling soft hackle. I’m really enjoying tying with starling soft hackle.
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Blue Skunk

Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Tag - Oval gold tinsel
Butt - Yellow ostrich feather
Ribs - Oval gold tinsel
Body - Pale blue wool or floss
Wing - White skunk hairs (or substitute) over black squirrel tail
Cheeks - Jungle ****
Hackle - Black hen feather

Author's Note

The "Blue Skunk" is a creation of Mr. Yves Veilleux. It has proven itself on several rivers in the Gaspé Peninsula.

 
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The Restored

Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Tag - Oval silver tinsel
Tail - Black hackle fibers
Ribbing - Small oval silver tinsel
Body - Rear 1/3: Yellow floss silk; Front 2/3: Peacock tail fibers
Throat - Yellow hackle fibers
Wing - Black bear hair
Cheeks - Jungle fowl

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The Canteen

Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Tag - Flat gold tinsel
Tip - Red floss
Ribbing - Oval gold tinsel
Body - Black floss
Wing - Black monga ringtail or substitute
Collar - Black hackle

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Do you know the Craven Hellion caddis? Conceptually related.
I like Charlie Craven and his patterns, but that is an Iris Caddis with some deer hair, isn't it? I realize all new fly patterns are mostly variations of existing patterns.
 
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