kmacc
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Post by kmacc on Oct 27, 2010 8:05:13 GMT
I hope you like these, I tyed them up last night.
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Post by kingfisher on Oct 27, 2010 11:04:09 GMT
Very nice flies, and will have plenty of movement in them.
Thanks for posting
k
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Post by ballingall512 on Oct 27, 2010 19:32:29 GMT
Nice looking flies Kev The profile of the middle one is spot on If you ever find the wings wrapp[ing when you fish them, try tying your first layer of fox fatback style, ie tie it in facing over the head of the tube, then pull it back hard into position, and make several tight turns of thread infront of the fox (not onto it) this will make it stand up almost vertical. Then tie your other wing layers in the normal fashion over the top. this will give a real lift to your wing preventing wrapping and aid swimming action Dave.
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Post by kmacc on Oct 27, 2010 21:23:16 GMT
Nice looking flies Northwestern. The profile of the middle one is spot on If you ever find the wings wrapp[ing when you fish them, try tying your first layer of fox fatback style, ie tie it in facing over the head of the tube, then pull it back hard into position, and make several tight turns of thread infront of the fox (not onto it) this will make it stand up almost vertical. Then tie your other wing layers in the normal fashion over the top. this will give a real lift to your wing preventing wrapping and aid swimming action Dave. Thanks Dave I never thought of tying in the first layer like that I will give it a try tomorrow! The pictures are not great I took them with my phone and was trying to up load it with it as well. I think that they would work well on the Creed may get a wee chance next summer if all goes well. K MacC
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