Poly Wing Rusty Spinner

Detailed instructions for tying a Poly Wing Rusty Spinner.
Hook: Dai-Riki 305 dry fly hook, size 14.
Thread: UTC 70 Denier or 6/0, rusty brown.
Tails: Microfibbets.
Body: Super Fine Dry Fly dubbing, rust colored.
Wing: Polypropylene yarn.
Thorax: Super Fine Dry Fly dubbing, rust colored.
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[@melvinwaltermckinneyjunior5055]

I like the calm presentation, matter of fact presentation..easy to watch and learn

[@steveclarke1857]

"Mash the bard"
YES! Nice work, champ.

[@tigerscout1573]

I like to do 4-5 wraps of a parachute post on each spinner wing. I find that if you don’t do this, false casts cause the wing to bend back and stick to the body losing the profile.

[@militarist7777]

Красотка.

[@seizedcarcass8440]

I want to like poly wings but they are a pain to tie in. Also the tails are really annoying but I’ve just been using some old paintbrush bristles so that would probably be the issue.

[@stevenwilson4621]

Very nice looking spinner. What is the sharp ended tool you used to cut the tread?

[@rossmurphy4593]

That is the handle end of his whip finish tool that has been filed down to an edge.

[@joerush8244]

Ross Murphy p

[@timg2798]

What "floatant" do you recommend?

[@collinvisser2930]

can you use antron yarn?

[@tightlinevideo]

You can use antron, in fact it looks much better than the poly pro. The problem is, antron doesn't float nearly as well, so plan on applying lots of floatant.

[@collinvisser2930]

cool thanks!