Today we're exploring the Scud Fly Pattern, a must-have for any fly fisher's arsenal, especially if you're fishing in freshwater streams and lakes. This shrimp-like pattern is tied using a Core 1120 Nymph/Scud hook, and features materials such as Hareline Sow Scud Dubbing and Swiss Straw for realism and effectiveness. The Scud Fly mimics a staple in the fish diet, making it extremely effective in a range of conditions. Recommended sizes are 12 to 16. Whether you're a seasoned tyer or just starting out, this fly is essential. Leave a comment below if you've tried this pattern or have tips to share, and don't forget to subscribe for more fly-tying tutorials!
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Hook, Glue, and Lead Wire
1:08 - Thread
1:32 - Mallard Flank Tail
2:26 - 6x Tippet Rib
2:59 - Scud Dub Body
3:36 - Swiss Straw Shell
5:36 - Picking the Dubbing
6:26 - Wrap the Rib
7:46 - Head Cement
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