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Old 15-12-2010, 08:44 PM
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Default Sparkle PMD with "Ice Dubbing"
Hi,
Have been trying the "ice dubbing" and I think it is a good dubbing. Have you had experience tying/fishing this dubbing??
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Old 15-12-2010, 09:27 PM
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Cracking fly mate
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yes m8...I use that but in UV ice dubbing...very effective for me.
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Keith in the Burford Orvis shop recommended their "Hare's Ice Dub" - very nice stuff.
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Here's a You Tube vid of Craig Matthews tying the PMD Sparkle Dun. He uses standard Superfine dubbing but I guess Ice Dub would be good too.

Oh, and BTW, when he talks about Mayflies, he ain't talking about E. Danica or E. Vulgaris

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The way he seperates the wing into sections looks like a useful tip. Thanks for posting.
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