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This is one of the first SBSs I ever did on another UK forum and I thought I would present it to you for the difference in tying as to the norm.

Not being the most adept fly tyer and also buying the wrong CDC, I wondered how I could use it and after a few minutes at the vice came up with the idea of doing it all backwards!

Materials:-

Hook - Captain Hamilton International size 14
Thread - Fine black
Body - Black Floss
Thorax - Peacock Herl
Rib - Fine Silver Wire
Suspender - CDC Natural Puff


Run your thread as normal and return to the eye area in open turns
then tie in the CDC puff with the fibres facing the hook - just 2 turns

TieinCDC.jpg

Gently pull the CDC through the thread and then tighten turns and add an extra one for security

PullCDCthroughthread.jpg

Loop the CDC over and catch in the point over the existing threads

TieinCDCLoop.jpg

Tie in the wire rib first

TieinWire.jpg

Followed by the floss

TieinFLoss.jpg

and then the peacock herl, wrapping the thread under the herl and down to the start of the thorax

TieinHerl.jpg

Form the thorax with the peacock herl and tie in

TieinThorax.jpg

Stand the rib wire up out of the way and run the thread to the end of the body followed by the floss to form the body, tapering to the hook bend, tie in the floss

RunFloss.jpg

Wrap the rib evenly and secure before cutting or breaking off the excess then whip finish making an additional tapered end then coat body with SHHAN

WhipFinish.jpg


One finished Backwards CDC Suspender Buzzer!

FInishedSuspeder.jpg

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