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Seaducer fly pattern
Tan hackle · gold flash · View the pattern reference ↗

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Seaducer

Soft saddle feathers create a light streamer that hovers and pulses on the pause.

At the vise
Beginner friendly
Common sizes
#4–2/0
From hook to fly

At the vise.

4 illustrated steps

Work through the numbered steps in order. Use the written materials and proportions as your guide; select an image for a closer look.

  1. Seaducer, step 1: Tail

    Tail

    Align four saddle feathers into a cupped tail about two-and-a-half shanks long. Tie them at the bend.

  2. Seaducer, step 2: Flash

    Flash

    Tie a few gold strands along each side, ending close to the tail tips.

  3. Seaducer, step 3: Body

    Body

    Attach two soft hackles by their tips at the tail base. Palmer them forward, sweeping fibers rearward.

  4. Seaducer, step 4: Finish

    Finish

    Secure and trim the stems. Form a small thread head, whip finish, and cement.

Beyond the bench

On the water.

Use a strip-strip-pause retrieve over shallow grass or along shorelines. The unweighted fly sinks slowly between strips.

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Portrait reference

Pattern dressings vary; use the written recipe for exact materials and proportions.

Seaducer - Tan / Gold - Dan Johnson Custom Saltwater Flies ↗

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