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Old 02-05-2007, 02:48 PM
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As I was tying a few of these up I thought I'd do a sbs.

Hook: #14 Kamasan B170
Thread: Primrose Pearsall's Silk
Hackle: Golden Plover (I've used a back feather here)
Dubbing: Hare's ear

Size a feather and pull back the fibres from the tip, hold the tip on top of the hook and start the thread and tie in feather at the same time.

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Trim waste and run thread to where YOU want the body to end, I never go past the point.

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Wax the thread and touch dub with the hare's ear, wrap to the hackle.

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Wind on how many turns takes your fancy, I like mine sparse so they get between 1 and 2 turns, depends on how hairy the feather is (this got 2 turns). Don't build a head just tie off and whip finish.

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Old 02-05-2007, 04:33 PM
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Cheers Tango, a lethal fly on Stillwater on its day . good to see it tied so well.

I like the idea re not building a head as it can be messy with that thick Pearsalls thread and varnish ...........
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