| Wind to the back.
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| Tie on a tail or two. The tail helps to
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| catch the currents, which helps make the fly move.
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| Wind on a long olive-dyed grizzley saddle. Tie in by
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| the tip. Pull out thread until the bobbin tip is
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| just below the butt of the hackle feather.
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| Hold both the thread and the hackle butt together.
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| Wind both forward. Add some more hackle and wind
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| up to the front. Try to get some bushy, marabou-like
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| hackle fibers to adorn the front end of the fly.
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Make the Lathe
Start Some Spawn Sack
Hook and Eyes
Wind Some Hackle
Buffalo Bug
Buffalo Bug Hatch