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Old 13-06-2010, 03:26 PM
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Well it is 'run off' now on the Bow with about 12"-18" visability, and so this brings out the big boys and girls of course, and one of their main diet..the 'black leech'!

..so here just one of my ties for the 'Leech'...

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that is one nice tying AW
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thanks James..you should give it a try...if you can't get ..black leather..used deer hide [buckskin] and mark it with black permanent felt pen..works better unless the leather is thin and supple........AW
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Sure does look like a leech Wolfie. What do you catch with it, just rainbows or something else as well?
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Sure does look like a leech Wolfie. What do you catch with it, just rainbows or something else as well?
Chris...in the Bow River there are a variety of fish..Rainbows, Browns, Whitefish [related to the grayling],Pike [Mr. Esox Lucius], and Sturgeon, there are more, however, I've only taken Browns and Bows, on this fly...AW
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Only just remembered about this post lol.

What are the other materials used on it ?.
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Only just remembered about this post lol.

What are the other materials used on it ?.
well James..orange ostrich herl for the body..
..red ultra wire for ribbing..
..bead head to suit the hook you are using..
.. and of course, black leather strip for the top and tail
.. NB: tail is the exact same size in 'length' as the hook

...hope to see a few of yours James.......Daniel
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