How to Tie a Seaducer (Bass, Trout, Pike & Saltwater Friendly Streamer)

There's a fly that catches snook, tarpon, and plenty of other species in salt water along eith bass, trout, and pike in the fresh water. Meet the Seaducer, one of the most versatile patterns you can tie, and today I'm walking through how to put one together step by step. Originally tied by Homer Rhodes in the 1940s (as the Homer Rhodes Streamer) and later renamed the Seaducer in the 1980s, this pattern has stood the test of time for a reason. 🪝 Materials: Hook: Daiichi 2477, size 1/0 Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed 6/0 (Red) Flash: Flashabou (Pearl) Tail and Body: Saddle Hackle (Chartreuse and Red) 👍 Subscribe for fly tying videos every week. 🔗 Related patterns: Clouser Minnow: https://tinyurl.com/n8cz3ets Extreme Twist Bugger: https://tinyurl.com/4236m6ma #flytying #saltwaterflyfishing #FliesBySpencer #seaducer #bassflies