
Full Pint Streamer
Troutbitten's articulated streamer designed to find aggressive trout, measuring about 3.5 inches. Built on a two-hook wire-connected rig with marabou tail, Superfine dubbing, mallard flank feathers, and a large copper conehead for weight and action.
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Materials
Gamakatsu B10S size 4
Gamakatsu B10S size 2
White Uni Thread 6/0
19-strand Beadalon wire with 6mm red-orange acrylic bead
Large copper cone head
15 wraps of .025" lead wire on front hook
Tan marabou
Hareline Superfine Dry Fly Dubbing, Sulphur Orange
Mallard flank, natural and dyed wood duck
How to Tie the Full Pint Streamer
- 1
Step 1
Start with the rear hook (size 4). Tie in tan marabou as a flowing tail, about 1.5x the hook length.
- 2
Step 2
Dub a sparse body of Sulphur Orange Superfine dubbing. Palmer a natural mallard flank feather over the body. Whip finish rear hook.
- 3
Step 3
Thread the Beadalon wire through the rear hook eye, then through the red-orange acrylic bead, and attach to the front hook (size 2).
- 4
Step 4
On the front hook, slide on the copper cone and add 15 wraps of .025" lead wire behind it. Start white thread and secure everything.
- 5
Step 5
Dub a body of Sulphur Orange dubbing on the front hook. Palmer natural mallard flank feather over the lower body.
Fold the mallard flank before palmering for a cleaner collar effect.
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Step 6
Tie in and palmer a dyed wood duck mallard flank feather over the front portion for a two-tone effect.
- 7
Step 7
Build up a thread head behind the cone. Whip finish and apply head cement.
- 8
Step 8
Pick out dubbing fibers along the belly for added movement. Total fly length should be approximately 3.5 inches.
Watch Tying Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ERstnHmwEk
Credit: Domenick Swentosky / Troutbitten