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Smoke Jumper  | Bob Feiker

HOOK:  #14-#20 Tiemco 2487 scud hook
THREAD:  8/0 Uni or Veevus 12/0 to match
ABDOMEN: Root beer micro-tubing, wrapped goose biot, or stripped peacock herl; color to match hatch
THORAX: Twisted natural peacock herl or UV peacock Ice Dub
WING CASE & WING: 2-3 Trout Hunter CDC feathers with tips aligned, pulled over thorax and tied over hook eye.

NOTE: Wing length should be tied in 1 to 1-1/2 times the length of the body, forward of eye. Best to tie in long, then pinch off as needed on-stream.

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PT SCUD  | Tony Stifter

HOOK:  #12-#18 Daiichi 1130 or Tiemco 2487 scud hook
THREAD:  8/0 Black Uni or Veevus
BODY: Tan Arizona Dubbing
TAIL: Hen hackle or partridge
RIB: Black thread or Uni wire
SHELL BACK:  Natural Pheasant Tail

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CDC & Elk  | Emerger

HOOK:  #12-#18 Daiichi 1167 Klinkhammer or Tiemco 2487 scud hook
THREAD:  8/0 Brown Uni or Veevus
BODY:  Twist-wrapped tan CDC, brown marker for segmentation
UNDERWING:  Tan or amber CDC
OVERWING:  Natural elk or deer

 NOTE: A sparse shuck of Antron, Zelon, or MFC z-yarn tied in for tail is often very effective.

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PHOTO: © Matt Ebbers

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Ebbs Super Trooper  | Tan & Cream

By Matt Ebbers

Hooks: Gamakatsu b10s #2 for front

Thread: Veevus GSP 100D White

Back Section:
HOOK: #2 Daiichi 2461
TAIL: 2 stacked cream/tan marabou blood quills   |   Gold Ripple Ice fiber
BODY: UV polar chenille/cream schlappen complex twist, palmer forward
WING: Tan marabou blood quill

Articulation: 19 strand, .018″ Beadalon,  Red bead

Front Section:
EYES: Double pupil lead dumbbell eyes
FLASH: Gold Ripple Ice Fiber
BODY: Cream schlappen and Gold Polar Chenille complex twist together, palmer forward
WING: Gold Ripple Ice Fiber    |    Tan marabou blood quill
LEGS: 2 Brown Pumpkiin Fly Enhancer legs
GILLS: Claret Ice Dub (Hareline ICE63)
HEAD: Butter Belly Bruiser Blend Jr.  (top) Cream Bruiser Blend Jr. (Bottom) Stacked and tied in one clump behind D-bell eyes and one in front.  Trimmed.

You can other flies of Matt’s at his Instagram page:     ebbsforce1

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