Green Butt Black Bear

Step by step instructions for a hair wing salmon fly based on the Green Butt Black Bear, this style of fly can be tied in a range of colours and sizes for salmon, steelhead or seatrout.
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Materials Used
Hook: Ken Sawada Single Bartleet
Thread:6/0 Semperfli Nanosilk
Tag: Oval silver tinsel
Butt: Green stout floss
Tail: Green stout floss
Rib: Oval silver tinsel
Body: Rear 2/3 flat black holographic tinsel, 1/3 spectra flash dubbing
Hackle: webby saddle hackle
Wing: Marble fox and Sybai flash blend
Cheeks: Jungle cock

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