About the Light Hendrickson Trout Fly
While some sources suggest that the Hendrickson, originally devised eighty-some years ago by Roy Steenrod and named for his friend and patron, A E Hendrickson, was intended to simulate Ephemerella Invaria, this lighter version, developed by Art Flick in the 1940's serves as the flyfishers imitation of Ephemerella Subvaria.
Information by Dave Brandt
Expert Tip:
This example incorporates Flick's use of urine burned belly fur fron the vixen red fox, dubbed to produce a slightly more pale and pinkish body.
Creator of this trout fly: Art Flick
Tier of this trout fly: Dave Brandt
Country of origin for this trout fly: America - Catskills
This trout fly is designed to be fished on Rivers & Streams
Dressings
- Hook : 12 - 16
- Thread : Light tan
- Tail : Dun hackle barbs
- Wing : Lemon flank from wood duck
- Body : Urine burned red fox belly fur
- Hackle : Dun hackle
An alternative for the wing is dye mallard
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