Tying A Pine Squirrel Leech Micro Streamer
My first introduction to the Pine Squirrel Leech came on a river in Patagonia, Argentina, when the guide informed me that we would start the day stripping micro streamers. What a blast! They're easy to cast and manipulate, and trout love them! I now have an assortment of these flies in my box for fishing near home in Pennsylvania, too.
Materials used in this video:
Hook: Size 12 Daiichi 1120 Heavy Wide Gap Scud Hook, https://precisionflyandtackle.com/col...
Bead: 1/8 Tungsten Bead (or Brass, if you prefer), https://precisionflyandtackle.com/pro...
Thread: 8/0 Black Classic Waxed Semperfli, https://precisionflyandtackle.com/pro...
Tail and Collar: Natural Micro Pine Squirrel Zonkers, https://precisionflyandtackle.com/pro...
Flash: Black Krystal Flash, https://precisionflyandtackle.com/pro...
Dubbed Collar: Black Peacock Ice Dub, https://precisionflyandtackle.com/pro...
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