The Dock Is In
Submitted by @silvercrescentflyfishing
Incredible fly for fishing dock lights for snook, tarpon, and snapper. Try using copper krystal flash or using Living Eyes for other variants. Don't go too big - smaller usually works better at night on the dock lights!
Tied the The Dock Is In?
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Recipe
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Hook · Daiichi 2546, Size 6
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Thread · White 140 Denier Tying Thread
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Eyes · Bead Chain Eyes
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Body · Ice Dub Pearl UV Dubbing
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Wing · White Steve Farrar SF Blend
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Flash · Pearl Krystal Flash
Tying Instructions
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1
Tie in a pair of bead chain eyes about one eye length behind the eye of the hook
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2
Lay a thread base to the bend of the hook
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3
Dub the body with the Ice Dub. Leave a small gap between the body and the bead chain eyes to tie in your wing
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Tie in your wing of Steve Farrar Flash Blend. Cut it a little bit longer than the bend of the hook. Taper slightly if you prefer.
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5
Tie in 3 or 4 doubled over strands of Krystal Flash over the wing
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6
Continue dubbing over the snipped ends of the wing, and over the eyes in a figure eight pattern. The dubbing should go up to the eye of the hook.
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7
Whip finish, and optionally use UV Clear or your favorite head cement. You can also use a bodkin to pick out the body a little - it should be wiry!