Beginner Fly Tying: Leech Streamer Tutorial

This fly tying tutorial will guide you through the steps to create a realistic and effective leech streamer fly for your fly fishing adventures. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, this tutorial will help you craft a fly that entices those elusive catches. The Leech Streamer is versatile and can be used for panfish and bass when tied in smaller sizes. Or other predators like trout! 

Who: Most anglers can get use out of it
When: All Year Long, Great in the Spring and Fall
Where: Anywhere! Don't Limit Yourself
Why: This Pattern looks like a Leech, a Dragonfly Larva, or a Minnow

Materials:
Hook - Streamer Hook Size 4
Bead - 7/32 Brass
Lead Wire - For seating the bead in place and extra weight
Marabou - Tail
Wire - Tie on before dubbing loops
Dubbing - Add to dubbing loop and wrap around the hook
Wrap Wire - Copper Wire
Head Cement

Steps:
1. Hook - Streamer Hook Size 4
2. Bead - 7/32 Brass
3. Lead Wire - For seating the bead in place and extra weight
4. Marabou - Tail
5. Wire - Tie on before dubbing loops
6. Dubbing - Add To Dubbing Loop and Wrap Around Shepard Hook
7. Wrap Copper Wire
8. Tie Off
9. Head Cement

Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:09 Materials Needed
0:36 Getting Started! (Vise Setup)
0:53 Lead Wrap (Seating The Bead Down)
1:42 White Thread
4:00 Marabou Tail
8:13 Dubbing Twister
12:45 Whip Finish Tool
14:00 Combing Tool
14:30 Head Cement

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