Pine Squirrel Streamer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2012
- Detailed instructions for tying a Pine Squirrel Streamer.
Hook: 6X-long streamer hook (here a Lightning Strike ST5), size 4.
Thread: 6/0 or 140 Denier, brown-olive.
Tail Support: Craft foam, 1/4-inch strip of brown.
Tail and body: Pine-squirrel zonker strip, sculpin olive.
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You weren't kidding Tim, that is a beast of a brown. Thanks again for an excellent presentation at the Monocacy TU meeting. We had a blast!
Very nice. Great pattern and beautiful fish. All the best and thank you. A very special community. Love it.
That is really amazing,
Great tie,
Chris
Thanks for the streamer vid, love to see more
Very well done. Thanks for sharing.
I tried this fly with white rabbit fur, and it looks great! Thanks for the video!
Amazing! Thank you for sharing!
I LOVE this fly, especially at night. I tie mine tube style
This pattern works I hooked a 5lds rainbow trout with it and it is an easy pattern to tie .
It works try it out for your self. One of my most favorite patterns.
nice fly, thank you for sharing
Greetz from Germany
I've actually gone the opposite direction. I started tying these with a longish tail and was getting a ridiculous number of short bites especially after dark. Shortening the tail seemed to increase the number of hooked fish.
Intresting pattern.........gonna try some of them over here in England.
Sweet!
Excellent idea! Please let me know how it works out for you. Thanks.
I'd get that zap a gap on my fingers...I always lose these types of streamers before they wear out.
Foam post is a lot better than some solutions with hard mono that I've seen. Great tie.
Great tying and video as always. Can muskrat be used for this patern ?
Caught a 19" smallie at night with one and a 30", 15 lb channel cat as well.
Do you think there's any danger of the craft foam slowing the descent rate of the streamer by making it more buoyant? If so, is this problem more of an issue with sinking lines vs a weighted fly?
Thanks for the great videos and patterns!
I don't think the foam is an issue, but you can also use a short loop of heavy monofilament rather than the foam to keep the tail from fouling. I fish this pattern almost exclusively after dark and greatly prefer it unweighted, no sink tip, no split shot and no weight added to the fly. Retrieving the fly with relatively slow, short (2-3 inch) strips, it stays just below the water's surface and has a ton of natural movement. Absolutely my favorite big fish fly and has been for years.
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Thanks for the reply! I'm not very familiar with streamer fishing- does nighttime increase the chance a fish will feed throughout the water column? Are you fishing weighted streamers throughout the day (I noticed the wooly bugger is shown with a bead head), or are there any situations in which you would fish weighted streamers at night?
Would I be able to fish this pattern on a five wt? If so, what size is best?
+Michael Waugh I fish it on a 5wt all the time. You can probably use up to about a size 6 hook without too much of a problem.
+tightlinevideo thanks. I will definitely try this pattern out
will rabbit zonker work?
+William H Rabbit will work on larger hooks, the hair is generally too long and the hide too thick for anything smaller than about a size 8. Pine Squirrel also has really nice fine markings that I think add to the pattern.
+tightlinevideo thank you. I also feel like it doesn't allow water to get into the fur. Cheers and tight lines.
Is it 2mm foam or 3mm foam also what color just wondering if I tie this
It doesn't really matter, either will work fine. Color of foam should roughly match that of the Pine Squirrel.
tightlinevideo alright thanks see you soon
Bass pro shops has them , they're pricy though