Fly Tying Dubbin' Sculpin | Hackles & Wings

Hackles & Wings Fly Tying videos! Today we're going to tie the Dubbin' Sculpin, an easy sculpin pattern with a lot of movement, hook point riding up, and a real nice belly.
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MATERIALS :
-Thread: Nanosilk 50D White
-Hook: Gamakatsu F314
-Belly: Ripple Ice Fiber, UV Pearl
-Back, Hackle: Rabbit Zonker Strip, Purple
-Eyes: Double Pupil Eyes, Chartreuse
-Head: Monster Dub, Black
Music: Credit to Dan-O at danosongs.com

[@JohnDozierSr50]

Enjoyed every minute of this video and also your articulated ones. Thank you.

[@jonzotee2744]

Dubbing loops with crosscut zonker strips are way easier.

[@HacklesAndWings]

+Jonathan Terhaar Hi Jonathan, for me, I've always found it easier with the regular, also much easier to find.

[@sleazzyratt]

@HacklesAndWings
Whats the name of your vise, or what kind of vise do you have. Im really interested...
Great fly by the way!!

[@HacklesAndWings]

Thank you! This vise is the Marc Petitjean Anniversery Master Vise www.petitjean.com/online/swiss/en/swiss-vise/181-swiss-vise-25th-anniversary-limited-edition-1990-2015.html

[@pierevojzola9737]

What is the gape measurement? I want to make sure that it is within our hook measurement regulations before I start tying half a dozen hooks!

[@HacklesAndWings]

The hook gape on the size 4 is 1cm

[@raymondzwick7570]

Can I use ice wing fiber in place of ripple fiber?

[@HacklesAndWings]

Yes I'm sure you can. I like the ripple ice fiber as it's stiffer and the rippled structure will give more volume