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		<title>Tying the Babine Special</title>
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Title: Babine Special
Fly Type: Egg/Sac
Material List:
Hook: #4 or #6
Thread: Black
Tail: White marabou
Body: 2 eggs made of chenile in peach and orange and two sections of hackle. One being red and the other being white. The colors really vary, a lot of factors come in to play with egg colors. You just have to experiment.
Tying Instructions:
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<p><strong>Title: Babine Special</strong><br />
<strong>Fly Type:</strong> Egg/Sac<br />
<strong>Material List:</strong><br />
<strong>Hook:</strong> #4 or #6<br />
<strong>Thread:</strong> Black<br />
<strong>Tail:</strong> White marabou<br />
<strong>Body:</strong> 2 eggs made of chenile in peach and orange and two sections of hackle. One being red and the other being white. The colors really vary, a lot of factors come in to play with egg colors. You just have to experiment.</p>
<p><strong>Tying Instructions:</strong></p>
<p><strong>1.</strong> Start by wrapping your thread about a quarter of the way back from the eye of the hook. Wrap all the way forward and back to where the hook point overlaps with the shank.</p>
<p><strong>2.</strong>Tie in a piece of marabou right where you ended with the wrapping of the thread.</p>
<p><strong>3.</strong> Take a strand of chenille and peal off the tip of it. That way it leaves you with the thread under the chenille and makes for tying it in much easier. Wrap until you make a good egg or &#8220;ball&#8221;shape then tie it off. Cut the excess.</p>
<p><strong>4.</strong> Next you will take a piece of hackle. Grab the tip of hackle and stroke back the fibers. You can tie the hackle in by the top tip or the base stem. I typicall tie in by the bottom. The fibers on the bottom of the hackle tend to have a more lively action to them. Take a few wraps and tie it off. Cutt off the excess.</p>
<p><strong>5.</strong> Repeat step 3.</p>
<p><strong>6.</strong> repeat step 4.</p>
<p><strong>7.</strong> Whip finish and cement if you like.</p>
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