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Articulated Trout Slider

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Warm up your deer hair and razor blades

Trout Mega Slider


For the past few months I have really been on a saltwater kick, but little did I know that the slider pattern would punch me straight in the teeth!  I'm addicted to tying these, but more importantly, I love how they look in the water.  They are almost like a suspending bug that doesn't plummet, but slides down through the water column.  It also happens to have a pretty bulky head to help it push insane amounts of water if you are in to that type of thing.  The cool part about this fly is that the head can be attached to about any style of fly you want as you see with our complex twist slider.  The body of this fly is gold ice dub (sparkle minnow style), and I'll be attaching this style of body to many more of my patterns!  Hope you enjoy the video.  Keep your razors sharp and your deer hair fat!

~ Cheech

Recipe:

Hooks: Daiichi 2461 #1/0 (front) and #1 (back) (BUY HERE)
Thread: Veevus 10/0 white and Veevus 200 denier GSP (BUY 10/0, 200D)
Eyes: Barbell eyes - 5.5mm red (BUY HERE)
Tail: Marabou - Tan and white (BUY HERE)
Body: Ice dub - Gold (BUY HERE)
Hook connection: Articulation wire and Articulation beads (BUY WIRE, BEADS)
Head: Deer belly hair - White and camel (BUY HERE)
Throat: Bruiser blend Jr. - Tan (BUY HERE)

Tools Used:

Griffin Montana Mongoose vise (BUY HERE)
Rite Bobbin - Standard (BUY HERE)
Dr. Slick All-In-One Dubbing Brush (BUY HERE)
Peak Hex Hair Stacker - Magnum (BUY HERE)
Wasatch Fur Comb (BUY HERE)
Double Edge Razor Blades (BUY HERE)


*note...  I may have been under the influence of Mt. Dew and beef jerky while talking about hook sizes.  The back hook is a #2 and the front hook is a #1/0


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