Jeremy
L. Husby
Washington
Jeremy's Humble Flyfishermen Website: http://fish.diverseworx.com
Jeremy was born in
Washington State, near Seattle in 1978. He was raised by fishermen and
around water his entire life but never touched a fishing rod until last
year. Living next to trout ponds on one side and creeks and a river on the
other, forced him into his calling.
Jeremy fishes for Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout, Coho, Chum, Pink and Chinook Salmon and of course the almighty Steelhead of the Pacific Northwest.
Be sure to visit Jeremy's online user input fly pattern data base at http://fish.diverseworx.com/fpdb/fpdb.php. You are invited to submit your favorite patterns to help make the data base a valuable resource for all fly tiers.
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Husby
Spider
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Tail:
Black hackle fibers.
Body:
Black fine dubbing.
Wings:
Black hackle tips. Hackle:
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Body:
Oval tinsel.
Underbelly:
Red deer hair.
Cheeks:
Krystal Flash any color.
Wing:
Marabou any color.
Head:
Bead-chain eyes. Note:
Change the color to match the fry in the water you will be fishing or to make it
more visible. The red deer hair is an option just to give a visible striking
point, or to give the affect that it is injured. Most fry have a transparent
belly. You may also size down the hook and tie on a roe color egg where you
would put the deer hair.
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Body:
Pheasant rump wound around shank.
Legs:
Excess pheasant rump tips.
Wing:
Pearl Kystal Flash.
Hackle:
Black, tied parachute style.
Note:
This can have a tail or not, also change hackle color for different light and
weather conditions.
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Hook:
Dry fly.
Hook: 2x
#6-#8.
Hook:
#14-18.
Tier: Jeremy Husby
Hook:
#16-22.
Body: Black dubbing.
Wing: Pearl Krystal Flash.
Hackle: Black, tied parachute style.
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Hook:
2x #8-#14.
Body: Black Chenille.
Rib: Peacock Herl.
Legs: Peacock sword tips.
Wing: Furnace hackle tips.
Head: Peacock sword and nickel bead.
Note: Vary the hackle tips to weather and light conditions. Can also use cone bead.
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Hook: #12-#18.
Tail: Pheasant rump.
Body: Pheasant rump wound around shank.
Legs: Excess pheasant rump tips.
Wings: Furnace hackle tips.
Hackle: Furance.
Note: If you like fishing spinners you should like this. It can be varied in many ways, adjusting the hackle and color of pheasant rump. Give a better starting float w/ a ending spinning sink toward the end of the drift. Put float on it pull up wings and fish it as a dry. Also tie it upside down on the hook.
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Hook: #8-#16.
Tail: Marabou with Krystal Flask (pearl is best).
Body: Dubbing to match marabou.
Ribs: Black or furnace hackle.
Case: Pheasant fiber pulled over from tail.
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Hook: Nymph
style #12-#18.
Tail: Pheasant rump
Body: Pheasant rump wound around shank.
Legs: Excess pheasant rump tips.
Wings: Pearl Krystal Flash, divided and up right then glued together.
Hackle: Black.
Note: You may want to put a hi-vis tip on instead of a tail. The nymph hook puts the tail and most of the body under water witch gives it a good hatch look.
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Tier: Jeremy Husby
Hook: #4-#8
Underbelly: Red yarn.
Underwing: Pearl Krystal Flash.
Overwing: Grizly rabbit strip.
Hackle: Adam gray.
Head: Optional.
Note: This Streamer has caught many Dolly-Varden. I've tried it in many different colors but always return to the pearl flash.
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Hook: Dry.
Body: Fine black dubbing with black hackle tied parachute style.
Legs: Peacock fiber or your choice material tied in knot for joints.
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