Published Jun 24. 2021 - 2 years ago

Thunder Creek

Baitfish patterns can be super complicated with lots of materials and difficult to tie, but one of the old classics into streamers and baitfish-imitations is the Thunder Creek. Originally created by Keith Fulsher from Eastchester, New York. He came up with the idea of tying bucktail reversed and using it to form the head of the fly. Back in the days the eyes were painted on, and the head was formed by several layers of varnish. Today we have stick-on-eyes and UV-resin, but the reversed bucktail and simplicity of the patterns is still intact. In this video we have swedish tyer Håkan Karsnäser tying his version of the old-time-classic.

Hook: Ahrex SA220 Streamer
Thread: Fl. Red
Wing: Crystal Flash, white bucktail below and blue on top and mottled brown as roof
Head: UV Resin
Eyes: Living Eyes, Fire

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