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Originally Posted by Buzz
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The loop wing is an entirley different stage of the emergance.
Duns as they hatch spread their wings to dry out. The loop wing is more of a cripple.
I have cdc dubbing and am still not sure about it. I might try it, good call.
The cdc loop is an option and another fly all together. I have not had the courage to expose that yet!
The muller is an exceptional fly in small sizes for summer Grayling BTW.
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im all out
let me know how you get on with the dubbing, sounds interesting.
i have not tied a muller yet, and im not so convinced about bending the hook!!!!
do you have any greyish coastal deer hair? i made a nice emerger pattern the other day that i will try get a pic up of. it has quite a lot of deer hair, put it is neatly packed upright much how you are wanting the wing to look, but perhaps a little long for this purpose. possibly a pain in the butt for small patterns