Orange Beaded Black Streamer | Fly Tying

Such a simple and versatile fly pattern that catches trout on both lakes and rivers. This style of streamer has become more and more common over the years and works all around the world. Happy tying and fishing!
Materials:
Hook: Dohiku 303 Size 10
Bead: 2.8mm Tungsten Painted Orange
Tail: Black Marabou
Flash: Extra Fine Crystal Flash
Body: Hends Spectra Dubbing #46
Rib: Fine Red Wire
Hackle: Dark Natural CDC Feather
Thread: Black 8/0
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[@Jimmy-n6j]

Great simple fly that you just know will slay them! i can visualize some big victorian trout hitting this fly HARD! Great fly for beginner tyers to make as well. Thanks Tom

[@dusanivanovic7043]

love it mate, simply tie yet deadly on the water as demonstrated in your videos.

[@matthewwarren4109]

Lovely👌

[@MrMultimillionares]

Took some inspiration from this but tied it with olive spectra dubbing, copper wire rib and a gold bead
4lb Brown at Newlyn monstered it!

[@kevinwootton205]

Hey Tom Questions questions, What size Short shank hook do you use and the size of the bead?

[@tomjarmanfishing3208]

Hi Keven, the info should be in the description below on all of my tying videos. But size 10 here :)

[@kevinwootton205]

@@tomjarmanfishing3208 it’s Kevin

[@billblair7804]

They seem to be long tails, but I suppose it is a streamer.

[@goldentwilight1944]

Nice one! I shall tie it. Do you find it's better to use a tungsten bead rather than brass? does the extra weight give the fly more movement? or does it not matter?

[@tomjarmanfishing3208]

It’s probably much of a muchness with that size bead. On the lake I wouldn’t mind if it’s brass or tungsten, on a river I would definitely tie it with a tungsten. Cheers, Tom