This blog will take off where the book "Unsinkable Dry Flies" left off, listing new and different ways to tie flies by attaching a air bubble to the hook. The flies displayed may be imitations of flies found in other reference materials or something completely unique. If you have a new idea email us, we will endeavor to post it on the Blog with your credit.

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Mating Salmon Fly

Recipe – Big Bang Coitus Fly
Base Fly
             -  Hook – Aberdeen Hook, Size 2
-  Antenna – Brown Monofilament
-  Thread – 6/0 Orange
-  Body – 1/4 inch HeatShrinkz - UV Reactive Orange Heat shrink
-  Wing – Web Wing or similar (Clear with black ribbing)
-  Legs – Brown Rubber
-  Collar – Orange Metallic Thread
-  Head – Gray Foam
 Rear Fly
           -  No hook
-  Antenna – Brown Monofilament
-  Thread – 6/0 Orange
-  Body – 1/4 inch HeatShrinkz - UV Reactive Orange Heat shrink
-  Wing – Web Wing or similar (Clear with black ribbing)
-  Legs – Brown Rubber
-  Collar – Orange Metallic Thread
-  Tail - Black 1/8 inch Foam
-  Head – Brown 1/8 inch Foam

We all know about famous Salmon Fly hatches and have most likely seen Salmon Flies mating on bushes near the waters edge.  What we don’t realize is that fish really key on mating flies when they fall in the water.  Big fish seem to watch for this phenomenon and explode when they see it happening, thus the Big Bang Coitus fly.  Fish this fly anywhere when Salmon flies are out, but especially under overhanging bushes and trees.

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