Tying the Thunder Creek - Redfin Shiner - Dressed Irons

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Thunder Creek - Redfin Shiner.

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Hook: Mustad R75S, #6
Thread: Danville 70 Denier, White
Flash: Krystal Flash or Flash Accent, Silver
Underbelly: Bucktail, Red
Back: Bucktail, Brown
Belly: Bucktail, White
Gills: Enamel Paint, Red
Eyes: Enamel Paint, White & Black
Head: Devcon 30 minute Epoxy

The Thunder Creek - Redfin Shiner was developed by Keith Fulsher and is one (of many) in his Thunder Creek Series of flies. This fly is tied to resemble the male Redfin shiner in spawning colors. Just one of many that Keith Fulsher developed to represent all sort of common baitfish. --Enjoy

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