Lamé Streamer, Coronation Pattern (Variant) Tied By Steve Burke
Name | Lamé Streamer, Coronation Pattern (Variant) |
Category | Pacific Salmon |
Hook | 6 to 3/0, Long Shank |
Tail | Unravelled Silver Mylar Piping, Very Short |
Body | Silver Mylar Piping |
Wing | Blue over Red over White Polar Bear or FisHair with matching colors Krystal Flash mixed |
Head | Black Thread |
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Lamé Streamer, is a successful baitfish imitation for Pacific Salmon that comes from the book Fishing For Pacific Salmon by Bruce Ferguson, Les Johnson, and Pat Trotter. I thought that the color combination was appropriate for the holiday, but I have taken some liberties with it. The original, does not have a tail and uses unravelled lamé instead of the Krystal Flash I use here. The fly, according to the authors, was originated by Californian, Frank Sailors in the mid-60's, and the crinkly nature of the lamé, or in this case the Krystal Flash, is the key to its success.
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