Published Dec 13. 2012 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 27. 2020

#348 - Blue Devil Var.

Blue Devil Var. - Marcelo Morales Tied by: Marcelo Morales Originated by: Carrie Stevens Source: Forgotten Flies, Schmookler & Sils (1999) Hook:...

#348 Blue Devil Var. - Marcelo Morales #348 Blue Devil Var. - Marcelo Morales


Tied by: Marcelo Morales
Originated by: Carrie Stevens
Source: Forgotten Flies, Schmookler & Sils (1999)

Hook: Partridge CS15 #4
Thread: White 8/0
Body: Red floss
Rib: Orange floss
Belly: White bucktail
Throat: Orange schlappen then blue hackle fibers
Underwing: 4-6 peacock herls
Wing: 2 orange hackle flanked by shorter blue hackle
Shoulder: Barred partridge feather
Eye: Jungle cock nail
Head: Black (with orange band)

Notes: This version of the Blue Devil comes from 'Forgotten Flies' and the dressing is derived from Carrie Stevens' notes. There are several versions of the pattern included in the book and differ slightly from the pattern listed in Hilyard's book 'Carrie G. Stevens: Maker of Rangeley Favorite Trout and Salmon Flies'. The changes from the original are minimal. Carrie tied her Blue Devil's using silver flat tinsel in both the tag and rib. She also used a brown and white barred feather from the ruffed grouse for the shoulder. Marcelo ties his devils using a barred feather from a Hungarian partridge.
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Comment to #348 - Blue Devil Var....

Muy bien hecho Marcelo...buena combinacion de colores, me gusta..

Comment to #348 - Blue Devil Var....

Well, you did it now. I have to pick my jaw up off the floor. Incredibly tie, in every way!!!

Comment to #348 - Blue Devil Var....

This fly is stunning and very well tied.....

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