Brig's Minty Jig Streamer

Brig's Minty Jig Streamer

Streamer
Jig Streamer
Intermediate
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout
Large Trout
Hook: 4-10

Brig's Minty Jig Streamer from Fly Fish Food is a heavily weighted jig-style streamer that gets deep fast. Its signature tri-color marabou tail in black, melon, and brown provides incredible movement and color contrast. The UV Streamer Straggle body and grizzly olive hackle collar add flash and life to this bottom-bouncing pattern.

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Materials

Hook

Fulling Mill 5125 Jig Force Short Barbless, size 10

Bead

Fulling Mill Slotted Tungsten, metallic light pink, 5.5mm

Weight

0.025 lead wire

Tail

Marabou: black, fluorescent melon (UV), and brown

Body

Fulling Mill UV Streamer Straggle, UV brown olive

Collar

Whiting Specialty Bugger Saddle, olive grizzly

How to Tie the Brig's Minty Jig Streamer

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Mount the jig hook with the slotted tungsten bead and secure in the vise.

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Wrap several turns of lead wire behind the bead for additional weight. Cover with thread wraps and apply superglue.

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Tie in the three colors of marabou in layers at the bend: black first, then fluorescent melon, then brown on top, creating a tri-color tail.

    Blend the marabou colors gradually — the color transition is what makes this tail so effective.

  4. 4

    Step 4

    Tie in the UV Streamer Straggle at the bend and wrap it forward to form a buggy, flashy body.

  5. 5

    Step 5

    Tie in the olive grizzly saddle hackle and make 3-4 wraps as a flowing collar behind the bead.

    Use bugger-quality saddle hackle with long, flowing fibers for maximum movement.

  6. 6

    Step 6

    Whip finish behind the bead, trim any excess materials, and apply head cement.

Watch Tying Tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cRVWjy2Etg

Credit: Brig / Fly Fish Food

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