Renegade

Attractor Patterns
dry

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Description

The Renegade, created by guide Taylor "Beartracks" Williams in 1928 on Idaho's Malad River, is a classic attractor pattern renowned for its versatility in imitating various insects. Its unique "fore and aft" design, featuring brown hackle at the rear and white hackle at the front, combined with a peacock herl body, makes it effective as both a dry and wet fly.

Pro Tip

Size 16-18 works great for midge cluster imitation

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Recipe

  • Hook: Mustad R30, size 14
  • Thread: Black 6/0
  • Tag: Flat gold tinsel
  • Rear Hackle: Brown cock
  • Body: Peacock herl
  • Front Hackle: White cock

Video

From: Charlie's Fly Box

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