How to Tie the Twisted Sculpin Streamer

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The Twisted Sculpin is a great sculpin imitation streamer pattern that works well when fishing for trout. Adapted from an Alaskan fly we have found that it fishes well in the Rockies when fished as a small size. You can use this fly to target predator species like brown trout, rainbow, and cutthroat. Trout and even salmon find it hard to resist. It is tied on a 60 degree jig hook. The hook rides upright, saving the point dulling rocks and snags. And, when a fish slashes at the fly, it usually ends up hooked in the roof of the mouth. Double win for the jig version of the Twisted Sculpin. So grab your vice and get jiggy with it.
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MATERIALS
Hook: Umpqua U555 60 Degree Jig 6-8 - goo.gl/R4jZGA
Eyes: Spirit River Real Eyes (goo.gl/H14h6C ) or Dirty Dumbbell 3/16” yellow or red - goo.gl/xALQvD
Body: Two olive Saddle Hackles (goo.gl/WHrjj6) twisted with olive/brown Polar Chenille - goo.gl/Y4imBT
Tail/Overwing: Black Rabbit Strip - goo.gl/jDcnth
Collar: Senyo’s Laser Dub - goo.gl/PFC2Xr
Head: Dubbing loop with peacock Ice Dub and olive rabbit, figure-eight wrapped around eyes and picked out
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[@redshaftedflicker]

Great tie, love those hook point up style patterns.

[@bie201]

Hi, what track is it you guys use in the start and end?
-Kim