Stayner Ducktails

[nfrechet]

Stayner Ducktail - Blonde

Hook - Mustad 9671, 9672 or equivalent
Thread – Black
Tail – Orange hackle fibers
Body - Yellow and dark olive variegated chenille, sizes medium or small
Ribbing – Flat gold tinsel
Beard - Orange hackle fibers
Wing - Wood duck dyed mallard flank feather, tied flat, reaching to end of tail



Stayner Ducktail

Hook - Mustad 9671, 9672 or equivalent
Thread - Black
Tail - Orange hackle fibers
Body - Dark olive chenille, sizes medium or small
Ribbing - Flat gold tinsel
Beard - Orange hackle fiber
Wing - Natural mallard flank feather, tied flat, reaching to end of tail

[ronr]

really nice... I don't often fish winged wets.. but these I may have to try. Another I have tied and used is Preston Jenning's Stonefly Creeper... pretty similar fly to these.

[Mike62]

In my next life I want to come back and be able to tie wings like Norm does.

[redietz]

Seems like a similar idea to the Wood Special and Joe's Smelt.

Let me guess -- it's a Maine pattern?

Good looking in any event.

[nfrechet]

yes and i'm sure many other patterns

actually from idaho

https://www.panfishonthefly.com/blog/20 ... r-ducktail

[kacbo]

what a beautiful streamer...

[ronr]

this will take you to a youtube video of the stonefly creeper

[Fishnkilts]

That's incredible looking.

I swear, one of these days I will ALMOST tie as well as you.

[Roadkill]

As mentioned in nfrechet's Idaho link, here is a simple 4X long #8 Sheep Creek Special (Biggs Fly) as found in Marv Taylor's 1979 book FLOAT-TUBES, FLY RODS and other essays.

RIMG2519 by William Lovelace, on Flickr