Clouser Crayfish Fly Tying - Bob Clouser Fly Pattern

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The Clouser Crayfish is a small and deadly crayfish pattern developed by Bob Clouser. The Clouser Crayfish can be fished on the dead drift or as a steamer. Most Crayfish patterns are tied specifically as streamers and this makes them very heavy. The Clouser Crayfish is different. It was actually designed to be fished on the dead drift, which makes it the perfect pattern for large river trout. The Clouser Crayfish is normally fished deep and bounced on the bottom. It imiates a helpless crayfish caught in the current, which is a easy snack for predatory fish. The Clouser Crayfish can be tied in Olive and Tan configurations. With the light olive being my favorite color!
Clouser Crayfish Fly Tying Recipe:
Hook: #02-08 Tiemco 5263
Thread: White 6/0 Veevus
Mouth: Pheasant Tail
Eyes: Black Large EP Crab Shimp Eyes
Claws: Natural Mallard Flank
Back: Light Olive Furry Foam
Dubbing: Sand or Tan Antron Dubbing
Legs: Grizzly Whiting Bugger Pack
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[@robertlukas3036]

Beautiful job! Thanks!

[@steveh5038]

Nice fly. Great video. Thanks

[@johnbelusko6347]

It also helps if your a duck hunter. When u kill a mallard or any duck for that matter and when u clean em u can pluck the feathers or what feathers u wish to save for tying with. Saves a hell of a lot of money

[@iflysw1]

Thanks for sharing !

[@1dowsey]

Fantastic so skill full

[@phillipimsdahl3563]

nice thanks I will be fishing that one for sure

[@marksleeper3752]

kudos very nice

[@soluteemoji]

Can I tie it upside down so the point rides up when fishing it on the bottom to avoid snags

[@brickbros211]

With the amount of lead he used I’m sure it dose ride hook point up

[@joef1299]

@@brickbros211 lead doesn’t cause the hook to flip. It’s evenly distributed

[@corvettesplus4913]

I’ve noticed most of these get tied in a way that they ride upside down in the water

[@shaunhall606]

It's up side down

[@s.pepper1833]

Does this ride hook point down? Thanks!

[@dingle7349]

Have you tried this pattern on bass in still water?