How To Tie - The Simple Marabou Spey Fly // An Excellent Steelhead // Salmon Fly
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2020
- In this fly tying tutorial Zach looks at how to tie a simple marabou pattern that takes on some more classic Spey fly characteristics. This fly is one of our best coho flies as well as a great steelhead fly.
Hook: 1/0 - 2 single salmon
Thread: 140d Black
Tag: Lagartun Oval Tinsel Silver Large
Tail: Squirrel Tail
Body: Lagartun Flat Braid
Rib: Lagartun Oval Tinsel Silver Medium
Shoulder: UV Polar Chenille or Senyo's Aqua Veil, Marabou
Collar: Mallard Flank
Eyes: Pro Sportfisher Gen3 Jungle Cock
Head: Solarez Bone Dry
The Simple Marabou Spey is an unweighted salmon and steelhead fly that deserves a spot in your fly box. It is easy to tie in your favourite colours and swims extremely well. Fish this fly on a sink tip line and swing it through your favourite runs this winter. Tie it in dark colours for the dirty water days or in your favorite bright colours for low and clear days. The profile and movement that this fly has in the water is sure to intice a bit from the species that you are planning on targeting.
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Thank you! Great winter fly in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on the Bow River. I use a blue guinea fowl hackle BEFORE the marabou. Better prop. Nice teardrop. Thank you.
Sweet bug!
Nice tie, Zach. What type of UV light do you use? It looks like it emits a strong beam.
Zach has tried a bunch of lights but the big solarez light is what he is using here.
Hi Barbara,
I use the Solarez "High Output UV Light". It packs a big punch when curing resins
nice and simple, but very fishy! My OCD tells me to start my thread at the bottom of the "return", and wrap towards the eye, closing the gap quickly in 2 or 3 wraps. Seems more secure than wrapping down & away from the eye, with each wrap closing the gap more, which means the previous thread wraps wouldn't be as tight? Too much OCD? Tight lines.