Can anybody tie this fly?

Gentlemen,
     There has got to be ONE Tye Flier who knows what this is?   Anybody, , , Anybody, , ,  Beuler?

Im gonna attempt to tie this... Ill post a pic after I finish murdering what you described lol 

Gentlemen,
      Well, I would have posted a picture, BUT there's a big brown trout about a mile below the dam on the Cumberland that wanted the fly more than I did.

Dano,
    The gentleman in question could knock out one of these in about 10 minutes and keep up a conversation!  Finished; the fly looks like a minnow or young brook tout.  The pearl "tinsel" gives the body some bulk and sort of pulses thru the outer hair.  Plus the long outer hair has the general shape of a minnow body.  It's an absolute killer on big browns.  Should have held on to the one he gave me.  Sort of "swims" head down on the retrieve putting the hook right up in the strike zone.   Might be good for steel.

That really sounds to me like something he home cooked. I doubt you'll ever find that specific pattern without talking to that person again. I am willing to show the clouser brook trout if you want. Its not exactly rocket science.(dark gray black fur huh?) Squirrel tail hair? Eye of a newt? lol. Just buy a yozuri pins minnow and slap that on then work it like a streamer. 

luvinbluegills,
     That's exactly what made this fly unique.  Tying the "tail" at the bend of the hook and then trimming the hair that extended past the bend (about 3/8 - 1/2 inch) into an approximation of a tail.  The thing looked just like a minnow in the water.

Tell me we havent been guessing about a deciever.

Jack, I can picture the fly you speak of. Not sure of the materials.

From your description, It doesn't Have a cone head or bead at the eye, correct?

Here is a thunder head. The hair is pulled back but is secured a third way down the shank instead of at the rear.



Here is a bullet head. Kinda like the thunder head.
 

Here's a triple threat with cone head. It uses artificial fur but no under body.



I was thinking that the triple threat style would work. A body of pearl estaz could be tied in before the fur is drawn back.
The little red feathers can be tied in reverse style. Then the the outer fur (or veil). That way, when we push it back (reverse it) the red will be on top. 
All we have left is to tie down at the bend and clip.




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Mikastorm,
     the bottom fly/streamer; the colors are right the bulk is right, just lose the eyes  and tie & trim the tail behind the hook bend and we've got a good start here.  I think the feathers he used on the front represented eyes and the bottom red "fins" were him changing a pattern.   Did you tie these?

Guys,
That streamer doesnt look to be anything more then some bucktail, a colored grizzly hackle and some dumbell eyes. Im SURE you guys can tie that.

Dano,
     If pearl estaz looks like tiny, christmas garland, then probably yep!  I'll try to describe it again in slow motion.  First he tied some long silver/black fur facing forward over the top of the eye.  Then he flipped the fly over and tied some yellow/cream fur forward on the bottom.  (If I had to guess I'd say squirrel tail/fox on the top and doe tail on the bottom.  Then he wrapped a little bit of metal around the ties of the fur and about 1/3 of the way down the hook.  Then he wrapped the sparkly tinsel around the hook starting at the head and geing thinner as he went back,  Then he tied in the little red feathers,  (He said they were road kill cardinal.)  And then the "eye" feathers.  Then he gathered all the hair and pushed it  back and tied it back by the bend of the hook but he left enought streaming out behind the tie to trim a tail.  He also pulled the long hair a little tight to make the fly minnow shaped.  Then he picked out the red feathers and the eye feathers so they stuck out through the fur, and that was it.   The little things looked like a silver minnow going through the water.   This is turning out to be harder that I thought.  I actually figured somebody would chime in and say:  "Oh, that's a Howards' Funky Dreadnaught"  and we'd be done with it.  I'm going to scour some fly references on line to see if I can find it.

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Indi,this one has glued on eyes figured it might be a little closer,starting tying these last year for smallie fishing..Wish I could make it maybe might be a late entry if I'm free that day....As far as salmon fishing on the other forum it really isn't that bad up there ,just do what you normaly do for steel but on a little bit heavier scale and you will get bit  no problem and no hassles from anyone on your technique.Ray