How To Tie A Trout Spey Intruder | Mini Trout Intruder Streamer Fly
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- How To Tie A Trout Spey Intruder - a quick and easy Mini Trout Intruder Streamer Fly. Trout Spey Fly Tying tutorial. SUBSCRIBE HERE: www.youtube.co...
The intruder fly was popularized by Pacific Northwest steelhead anglers and mini or micro intruders are becoming very popular among trout spey anglers and fly tiers. Not only are these Mini Intruders easy to tie, they are also very effective at catching trout.
The larger profile, yet minimal design allows for easier casting than more bulky trout spey streamers.
The materials we used in this fly can be swapped out for your favorite intruder materials. We love greens, blacks, browns and whites for tying this pattern. We also suggest the use of some weight at the front of the head if your fishing conditions demand the use of weighted flies.
I happened to us a lot of Pheasant materials for this fly, but substitutes will still make this fly a great one for swinging for trout. You can also use a forward hackle at the very end to protect the marabou and add even more water pushing characteristics.
Tight Lines!
MATERIALS FOR DAVE'S TROUT SPEY INTRUDER:
Hook Shank: Umpqua 25 mm Waddington Shank
Trailer Material: Senyo's Intruder Wire for Hooks Larger Than Size 6
Trailer Hook: Owner Mosquito Hook #4
Thread: Uni 6/0 Black
Rear Bump Material: Wapsi Angora Goat Yellow
Rear Hackle: Pheasant Rump - Spey Hackle
Rubber Legs: Wapsi Sili Legs Pumpkin Barred
Body: Hareline Cactus Chenile - Medium Black
Front Shoulder Hackle: Mallard Flank - Gold
Front Main Station/Body: Pheasant "Marabou" or Small Marabou Brown
Head Cement: Sally Hansen Hard as Nails
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ABOUT: In this video David Lisi from Cooper Landing Fishing Guide, LLC shares a Trout Spey Intruder that requires very few fly tying materials, is easy and fun to tie and is also effective for scandi or skagit fishing for trout. Watch this video to learn a great streamer pattern for trout known as a mini intruder or micro intruder!
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Thank you everyone for checking out our latest twist on an intruder for trout spey. It really means a lot!
Do you ever put eyes on these? Or will they just get ripped off during a skagit cast?
@@Belbivdevoe Absolutely, eyes do quite well on most flies with skagit casts :)
Cooper Landing Fishing Guide are you using resin to lock them in ? I know with dumbbell eyes I use just super glue but with the stick on eyes it would be nice to know how you do them
You tie clean and precise. Excellent work and other comments show there’s excellent tiers out there. Words like profile, sparseness, density, buggy ,wiggle etc indicate knowledge of fishing and how to incorporate these qualities into an offering.💪🤙🤝
Thank you for such kind words!!
Really nice proportions. Not like many Christmas trees.
LOL love it! Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words!
Like the use of "common materials" that most fly tyers already have. Nice and clean that looks like it will provide a lot of movement. Thanks for posting. BRAVO ZULU
Thank yoy for watching and for the awesome comments! It really means a lot!!
@@CooperLandingFishingGuide Keep up the good work.
That is a brilliant colour combo for brown trout. Beautifully proportioned too.
Thank you so much Peter and thank you for watching :) These are quickly becoming some of my favorites!
That is a beautiful fly, going to tie up a few right now in its honor for deployment on the Flathead River
That sounds awesome! I'm glad you like it!
Just starting on intruders, I appreciated your detailed instruction and also as others have said the use of common materials that I have in my kit. Going to use on the American River, California.
Thank you so much Mark for such kind words! Thank you for watching as well! Definitely let me know how they fish for you!
Nice tie, will try a few for my upcoming trip to the Tongariro River. Thanks from down under in New Zealand.
That's awesome! Definitely let me know how they do!
I was wondering what flies I should tie with my size 6 circle hooks, now I know. Thank you.
Absolutely my pleasure! Thank you for watching a d definitely let me know how they do for you!
wow. my first and ,although I didn't have Angora I sub in semi seal and it looked great.thanx
Good stuff. Need to tie some of these for some trouts. 👍🏻
Thanks John! We just took this one swimming today and landed 4, so we are loving it! Thank you again for watching!
Excellent!!!
Very nice fly....I must resist the urge to put hackles on it lol
Thank you so much! I am right there with you! Thank you again for checking this one out :)
It does seem to begging for a little buggy hackle...or perhaps a six to eight strands of rhea. :)
Very nice looking fly! I'll definitely give that one a try. I've got a box of size #6 hook octopus hooks that I think I might use. Looking forward to fishing this on the Yakima this year. Looks like a great sculpin imitation.
For sure! And with those #6 hooks, you could certainly tie a smaller version of this fly and definitely shorten up the tail quite a bit. I can't wait to hear how they do for you!
Thank you so much for watching and the kind words!
Im going to have to tie a few of these for the Russian river, counting the days to 11JUN!
That sounds great Matt! They should do well there :)
Nice tie, thanks
Thank you so much! That really means a lot! Thank you for watching!
Very well presented Dave! Good camera angles, clear images, well tied with calm, detailed instructions - great stuff!! Liked and Sub'd! I fish the local warm-water watersheds and this will be a great fly for smallmouth bass. Thanks for posting! Hank
Hank, that means so much! Such kind and encouraging words :) This one would be awesome for bass for sure!
good job tankiou
Thank you so much!
Looks like a great fly. Have you tried using a slightly stronger/bigger front shoulder to give it slightly more of an umbrella shape thereby increasing the profile and apparent size? None of this may be necessary if this works. :) You’ve clearly got more river time that I do. I’m just curious about the bigger size. The intruder’s whole point is a large presence with apparent translucence. This may be more a big deal for Steelies and not trout. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to tie up some of your patterns and see how these Colorado trout like them. Make it a great day.
Thanks for watching! The mallard gives it a stiff prop and shoulder for the pheasant marabou head and the body chenile also acts as a prop, imcreasing the profile as well :) The goal with most intruders is profile/size without all.the bully tying materials. I've found this pattern to be just the right amount of "size" and profile without needing to add much more.
Thanks again!
Nice
Thank you so much Craig!
I’m curious about your trailer wire. In some of your other flies you use 65# PowerPro but in this one you use Intruder Wire. Any particular reason fir that? Also, have you had issues with the intruder wire breaking?
Hey Chris! For some flies I really prefer the wire (never had it brrsk), for others I use the power pro simply as an alternative. Overall, I mainly try to show a variety of materials to use for trailer material in case folks don't have access to one over the other. I prefer wire for most intruder style flies and braid for articulated flies.
Is this fly good for speckled trout?
For sure Josh! I actually used a version of this on speckled trout this past winter and did quite well :)
fishermen, what does this bait imitate? tell me
This could look like a bait fish, or young trout or salmon or large "bug"
Thank you! The main thing in bait is the result. If he catches it, then everything is fine🤝