speyman
07-21-2004, 11:57 AM
I have always loved the GP and it has always produced like crazy. The two problems I had with it were: 1-it takes too long to tie and 2-too many short strikes.
This pattern solves those problems as you can bang one out in about 2 minutes and the trailer hook setup eliminates any short bite problems. Because it is tied on a 15mm Waddington Shank it it as easy to cast as any hook.
The Jack Practitioner by Jack Cook
Hook – Owner SSW 4-2/0
Waddington Double Shank – 15mm
Thread – GBP Black
Hook Attachment – 20# Fireline secured to shank
Feelers – 5-10 strands Yak hair and 4-6trands Black Rhea on each of 4 sides of the shank
Eyes – 3mm black bead on 25# mono allowed ½” beyond the shank
Shell #1 – Red Golden Pheasant Flank
Body – Steelhead Anglers Glimmer Body
Shell #2 – Red Golden Pheasant Flank
http://www.isomedia.com/homes/celestev/ia/contents/media/l_JackPractitioner.jpg
Pick the colrs that work for you. The photo is Red/Orange Yak and Rhea with Coral Glimmer Body.
Have Fun!
Dry Flies catch Steelhead!
Speyman
This pattern solves those problems as you can bang one out in about 2 minutes and the trailer hook setup eliminates any short bite problems. Because it is tied on a 15mm Waddington Shank it it as easy to cast as any hook.
The Jack Practitioner by Jack Cook
Hook – Owner SSW 4-2/0
Waddington Double Shank – 15mm
Thread – GBP Black
Hook Attachment – 20# Fireline secured to shank
Feelers – 5-10 strands Yak hair and 4-6trands Black Rhea on each of 4 sides of the shank
Eyes – 3mm black bead on 25# mono allowed ½” beyond the shank
Shell #1 – Red Golden Pheasant Flank
Body – Steelhead Anglers Glimmer Body
Shell #2 – Red Golden Pheasant Flank
http://www.isomedia.com/homes/celestev/ia/contents/media/l_JackPractitioner.jpg
Pick the colrs that work for you. The photo is Red/Orange Yak and Rhea with Coral Glimmer Body.
Have Fun!
Dry Flies catch Steelhead!
Speyman