Remnant Fly #13 - Sculpin - Dressed Irons

Remnant Fly #13 - Sculpin
This is the 13th fly in a series of flies I call Remnant Flies. If you haven't seen the introductory video on the Remnant flies then head over here to view it -    • Remnant Fly Introduction - Dressed Irons  .

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Hook: Mustad 3366, #6
Thread: UNI Thread 8/0, Olive
Tail: Marabou, Olive
Body: Dubbing, Olive
Hackle: Rooster Saddle, Olive
Pectoral Fins: Rooster Saddle Hackle Fluff, Chartreuse
Weight: Black Cone, Large

Here is the latest Remnant fly. This one is #13 and a Sculpin type of fly. I ran across the hook and the cone at the same time and this led me to start thinking about a sculpin imitation. It really is a simple conehead woolly bugger with some fluff tied on the sides of the head as pectoral fins. Plus, it is a heavy fly so it will swim along the bottom. I will be fishing this fly in the upcoming season and making certain to get some video footage of it in action. - - Enjoy

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