09/29/2026
Join us Tuesday at College of Dupage for a Crease Fly tie!
The Crease Fly was invented by Captain Joe Blados for salt water – striped bass/blues/albacore/tuna. A few of club members fished with Kyle on the Wisconsion River this summer. One of his go-to flies is the crease fly. Similier to a top water popper but light weight and productive. It is a realitively simple fly to tie: some bucktail, flash and 2 to 4 MM foam folded over a wide gap hook.
Materials
Hook: Gammy B10S # 1 or #1/0
Thread: white (heavy for bucktail)
Bucktail: white (can add contrasting color on top)
Flash: Pearl Krystal Flash or Flashabou
Body: 2mm to 4 mm foam
Foil covering: silver holographic
Eyes: Flat Stick on Eyes ¼”
Tools
Needed:
Superglue: gel control
Bulldog clip (about length of hook shank)
Scissors to cut foam (will have foil on foam – don’t want to dull your good ones)