Madsen's Skunk?

Usually credited to Earl Madsen of Grayling, Michigan, but possibly created by Jerry Webber in the 1940s, the Madsen’s Skunk is a great all-purpose dry fly that can make a passable hopper, cricket or even stonefly. Legend has it that this was the first ever fly pattern to use rubber legs.

Hook: #8 streamer
Thread: Black
Tail: Squirrel tail
Body: Black chenille
Legs: White rubber
Wing/head: Deer hair

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