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Old 04-05-2007, 09:31 PM
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This is a neat idea for presenting a buzzer to fish feeding on buzzers just subsurface. The fly itself being tied seperately from the CDC wing - to sit just below the surface film rather than in it. Not a new idea but one that some of you guys may not have tied or fished before. Give it a go. Apologies for the inconsistency of the pics!

Hook - Partridge 15BN Klink-hammer size 14.
Thread - Black UTC70 for the 'fly', White 17/0 Uni for the wing
Body - Black tying thread
Rib- Fine silver wire
Breathers - white antron
Thorax cover - brown body stretch
Thorax - Fiery brown squirrel


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Catch your thread in at the halfway mark along the shank. At the same point catch in a 2" length of white antron followed by a 2" length of fine silver wire. Wind the thread down well into the hook bend, bedding the materials down neatly to avoid any unsightly bumps.

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Wind the thread back up to the start point - again taking care to wind a nice level body. Follow with the silver wire to create your rib. Trim the breather (tail) to a short stub.

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Next catch in your body stretch - facing towards the eye of the hook.


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Dub a nice thorax in your choice of material, working towards the hook bend. I like a red colour for emergers. Next step is to bring the body stretch over the thorax and secure with a whip finish. Trim the breathers and coat the fly with hard as nails or similar - not too much....it needs to float!

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The final step is to catch on your fine thread at the eye and tie in 3 or 4 CDC plumes (dependant on fly size). Trim and whip finish.

Give it a whirl


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Old 04-05-2007, 10:04 PM
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That's a very nice fly Dougie, I like it, I imagine it will fish well, I'll certainly be tying a few of those.......
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Old 05-05-2007, 07:06 AM
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That is an excellent method to create a suspender buzzer.

Better not let richardw catch you using it!
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Old 05-05-2007, 07:33 AM
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Great fly Dougie, will have to tie a few but will have to watch hook size and overall length for comps.
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Nice one Dougie a winner at polmont I bet.

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Old 06-05-2007, 08:11 PM
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Nice one Dougie a winner at polmont I bet.

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dougie, where are you getting 17/0 thread? im looking for something a bit smaller than 8/0 as it seems thin until i'm tying 18/20 size dries!!!!

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Old 13-05-2007, 08:08 PM
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dougie, where are you getting 17/0 thread? im looking for something a bit smaller than 8/0 as it seems thin until i'm tying 18/20 size dries!!!!

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I got mine from GAC but you can pick up similar threads like Dyneema and spiderwire etc quite readily from the likes of Lakeland and Celtic flycraft etc.

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If only I could tie!! They look fantastic Dougie, if I slip a fiver in the post can you tie me some?!!!
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If only I could tie!! They look fantastic Dougie, if I slip a fiver in the post can you tie me some?!!!

Thanks Howard. Pm me your address and I'll send you a couple.


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