The Sasquatch was designed by George Leonard Herter in the late 1960’s and was said to be a entirely new type of dry fly!
The Sasquatch floats like a cork and catches stream trout like no other fly. Named after the Sasquatch ape-like creatures of the Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon and British Columbia.
This is a ‘Journal fly’ for the serious dry fly fisherman. it says in it’s original description.
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Sasquatch dry fly pattern
- Hook: Mustad R43 # 10
- Tying thread: Dyneema
- Tail: Chinchilla marabou
- Over tail/ Body/ Collar: Natural deer hair
- Hackle: Brown cock hackle
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