Stimulator SBS
Recipe:
Hook-York bend #10 3x long
Fire Orange 8/0 thread
Golden badger saddle
Grizzly saddle
Orange UV ice dubbing
Green UV ice dubbing
Gold wire small
Elk hair
1.Start your thread 3 eye lengths back. Run your thread to where the hook starts to bend.
2.Create a small ball of thread at the tail section
3.Cut off a match stick size of Elk hair. De-fluff it and put in hair stacker. Tail should stick past back of hook about 1.5x the hook gape. Tie in using 2 pinch wraps. Wrap thread forward about 6-7 wraps. Trim excess and bring thread back to start of tail.
4.Tie in gold wire.
5.Take the green UV ice dubbing and created a noodle. Remember less is more.
6.Bring dubbing noodle forward to where you started the thread and tie in the golden badger saddle.
7.Wrap daddle back to tail, once back to tail, hold saddle and cross wrap gold wire back to the start of where you tied in the saddle. Weave gold wire between the daddle so you don't pinch any saddle fibers down. Trim of saddle and helicopter the gold wire off.
8.Take another chunk of Elk hair for the wing, about 1.5x bigger then the tail. De-fluff and put in hair stacker. Wing should stick out about half way to end of tail. Tie in using 2 pinch wraps and follow with 6-7 more wraps. Trim excess hair away and wrap thread to eye and back to start of wing.
9.Tie in the Grizzly saddle at the start of the wing.
10.Create a dubbing noodle with the Orange UV ice dubbing. Once again, less is more.
11.Wrap dubbing noodle to eye of hook, creating a taper towards the eye. Follow with Grizzly saddle and tie off at the eye of the hook.
12.Create a small head by the eye with the thread and whip finish 4 or 5 times. I like to use UV resin instead of head cement. It caps the tread off and makes the head pop.
And there you have stimmy.
Tight lines.
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I was just posting to see if anyone was even looking at this. I did also say if anyone wants SBS just ask. Next time I sit down at the tying bench I will take some SBS pics and do a write up.
Well done 
we are watching closely!!
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