We welcome back Mr. Kevin Compton of Performance Flies. Kevin shares one of his newer patterns, the Sterling jig nymph, and be sure to stick around immediately following the tying, as he also shares a tip to make your fly tying more efficient. There are lots of intermediate to advanced techniques in this one, thus be prepared to watch it more than once! Thanks for sharing this great fly with us, Kevin.
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Materials:
Hook: Hanak H 450 BL; #14 - 16
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Bead: 3.0mm slotted tungsten; silver
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Thread: Benecchi 12/0; light gray
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Tail: Coq de Leon; medium pardo
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Ribbing: Veevus holographic small tinsel; brown
Ribbing: Extra fine wire; silver
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Body: Pheasant tail fibers
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Wing: CDC; natural wild duck CDC fibers
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Thorax: Jack Mickievicz Natural Pine Squirrel w/ Antron and UV flash dubbing
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Kevin would also like to credit: Peter Durisik, Slovakia
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