Published Dec 6. 2013 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited Nov 28. 2020

#92-2013 Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt

- Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt by Eunan Hendron Tied by: Eunan Hendron Originated by: Gray Wolf Source: Streamer Source: Tying Classic...

#92-2013 - Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt by Eunan Hendron #92-2013 - Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt by Eunan Hendron


Tied by: Eunan Hendron
Originated by: Gray Wolf
Source: Streamer Source: Tying Classic Freshwater Streamers, Klausmeyer (2004), Pg. 119

Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt Recipe


Hook: 4xl streamer hook #2-#8
Thread: Black 8/0
Body: Highlander Green floss
Rib: Silver oval tinsel
Wing: White llama hair with pearl krystal flash, then gray llama hair with black krystal flash, then olive llama hair with rainbow krystal flash
Shoulder: Mallard flank
Eye: Jungle cock
Head: Black

Notes: The Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman's Smelt streamer is another pattern from the series of streamers Gray Wolf has developed using llama hair in the wing. Llama hair was used in place of marabou in a number of patterns based on it's movement, water absorption and durability. The pattern was intro ducted to the line of streamers in 2005 and was intended to be an imitative pattern to drive big fish wild. The colours blend beautifully when they get wet and the layered flash embedded into the wing give the fly some extra life and glint in the light.
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Comments

Comment to #92-2013 Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman...

Eunan,

Really nice tye of Gray Wolf's pattern. This pattern is a real fish catcher in Western Canada. Everyone should try this pattern.
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Comment to #92-2013 Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman...

I like this pattern are you great idea, I will try this version.

Comment to #92-2013 Gray Wolf's Llama Hair Chapman...

Thanks folks...>Looks like the head cement oxidied on that one, and on the brown julie, come to think of it.

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