Cammisa's Double Play Articulated Streamer

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It's not too late to learn about and try articulated streamers! In this video, I share my "base" pattern, which you can modify with many options. Keeping it simple is the key to me, and most importantly, be sure to check your connections before fishing!
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[@TimCammisa]

My FAVORITE streamer pattern of all time, and see the new version in my fly tying book: www.troutandfeather.com/new-products/fly-tying-for-everyone-book

[@joeduca8582]

Tim, great tutorial! I came from 3 lessons learned where you gave me this link, thanks.

[@TimCammisa]

Glad it helped, Joe, and ties in perfectly with the other video from Rich (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp-ycpuXeKyNgck). I hope all is well! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@joeduca8582]

@@TimCammisa Yup, ditto buddy!

[@stabgnid]

Tim Great Video !!! Keep up the great work !! I have used Beadalon for connections it's a liitle stiff and I have used braided Dacron leader By far the best movement .People in Pacific Northwest Like Sanyo's articulated wire.. Beads I use 6 mm walleye beads The are cheap and you can by them by the hundreds

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comments and recommendation for the Dacron. Can you get me a little more information on that? I'd love to try it out and compare the two. Also, GREAT suggestion on the beads for everyone; thanks again! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

Beautiful *bait* Congratulations:)👍🎣🐟🐠

[@TimCammisa]

Thank you for such kind words! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@robertandersson331]

thanks Tim very educational as usual didnt start with heavy flies yet,need to get me another rod first have my eyes on one or two lol

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the kind words, Robert, and this is a great one to use. BTW, I fished it with a three weight this weekend...it can be done. ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@robertandersson331]

ok thanks looking again

[@FarmyJoe76]

Hey Tim. Cool looking pattern! Is the EP chromatic brush in midnight color or blueberry? Asking for a friend 😜

[@TimCammisa]

Hi Joe, and thanks for checking! I love all of the brushes EP puts out, though MIDNIGHT is definitely a favorite! ;-) Thanks for checking. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@perposterous1]

I use 20lb braid (Spider Wire) and only use a single thread to connect the two halves. I find it allows for more wiggle and remember that doubling up the connection almost doubles the breaking strength which i don't think is necessary.

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the comments, Sam, and I know of a few others that prefer SpiderWire for the connector. How do you attach it to the two hooks? Thanks again for taking a moment to share your ideas. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@perposterous1]

I attach it by tying palomar knot to the trailing hook. The knot holds really well and you only have one line attaching the two hooks. I think it gives it a lot of wiggle. Something to keep in mind is that most braid has a waxy coating, so make sure it's tied to the leading hook well.

[@_BlueAxis_]

Way too large, looks good on video, but that has to be a pain on the rod, that's two woolies connected by beads, not truly a single articulated fly.

[@TimCammisa]

Definitely a pain...until you see the fish I've landed on this fly. Then there's no doubt as to why I continue to fish it. High risk, high reward. ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com