| The Contented Angler 147 Jefferson Avenue Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 724-337-0437 |
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1. We begin with a #6 4XL hook and 210 thread.
Tie in 6 - 8 strands of silver flashabou above the
barb. The flash should be long enough to extend
past the wing when finished.
Tie in 6 - 8 strands of silver flashabou above the
barb. The flash should be long enough to extend
past the wing when finished.
2. Tie in a bunch of white goat hair underneath
the shank leaving 1/8 in space near the eye.
the shank leaving 1/8 in space near the eye.
3. Tie in a bunch of Gray Goat hair on top of the hook the
same length as the white hair. Make sure you maintain the
1/8 inch space near the eye.
same length as the white hair. Make sure you maintain the
1/8 inch space near the eye.
4. Tie off and cut the thread. Apply a drop of Zap and
push a medium sized fish skull over the eye. The wing
will fold back as shown. Re-attach thread and make a
thread dam in front of the fish skull.
push a medium sized fish skull over the eye. The wing
will fold back as shown. Re-attach thread and make a
thread dam in front of the fish skull.
| Now go fishing and hold on!! |
The Thunderskull is derived from the famous Thunder
Creek stream series by Keith Fulsher. Instead of pulling
the hair to the rear, we simply let the Fishskull do the
work.
Creek stream series by Keith Fulsher. Instead of pulling
the hair to the rear, we simply let the Fishskull do the
work.
