Triple Wing Spinner Fly Tying Instructions by Charlie Craven

Triple Wing Spinner Fly Tying Recipe:
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Hook: #14-20 XC110BL-BN

Thread: Rusty Brown Veevus 14/0

Tail: White Mayfly Tails

Body: Rusty Brown Superfine Dubbing

Wing: Gray Poly Yarn

[turninflat]

really admire your tying precision. always look forward to seeing your last contribution.

[nathanmumford]

I gave up on this pattern years ago! But I just tied a perfect one in a few minutes! I can’t believe I never thought of using dubbing covered thread to secure those wings! I was always trying to wrap it back through after all three wings were in place and it was a NIGHTMARE! Thanks for another great video!

[ruthcoates]

I really enjoy watching these ties. Love your anecdotes as well. Thanks!

[alrico]

Love those old patterns. Charlie, as usual, a fantastic pattern tied by a talented and much appreciated tier. Keep em comin!!! 😎

[rplecker]

So very well done Charlie, but these old flys don’t work…😂

[goldenvise]

Gotta love everything about this fly. Thanks for bringing it back. Going to tie some up myself. :)

[hirkojs]

Awesome new techniques for my toolbox. Mega Thx !!!

[thomasw_]

Back to Black Rocks; Thanks Heaps CC! BTW I am very keen on the soon-to-be published DRY FLY book ... perhaps not so soon? Anyway I am still looking forward to it especially since you have been doing some interesting floating flies this last while.

[flyfishingchannel]

Great fly pattern....My river is full of them in May

[cachi-]

One thing I’ve never understood is why spinners have longer tails than the adults (before they die). Is it like ears on old men? 😉