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It's caenis time
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Sorry, but admin has asked me which account I'd like to keep. So I am having to let braveheart go and since I will no longer have control over my sbs's I have no choice but to delete them.
However these sbs's and many more are available, free, on ukflydressing and the wild fishing forums.
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Sorry, but admin has asked me which account I'd like to keep. So I am having to let braveheart go and since I will no longer have control over my sbs's I have no choice but to delete them.
However these sbs's and many more are available, free, on ukflydressing and the wild fishing forums.
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09-06-2006, 11:27 PM
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very nice BH. I've been wondering how best to split the tails like that. i imagine a CDC spent wing would be a suitable modification.
what about a cdc spent pattern with a para hackle and post to aid visibility/floatability? would that work in this case as is used on some spent mayflies. have u any thoughts on the caenis nymph which i'm told fish also like?
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You could use CDC, but poly is more durable and you don't have to change fly in the middle of a rise because it won't float anymore.
Adding a para hackle and post is only complicating things IMO, this one is remarkably easy to see. For a caenis nymph use a small hare's ear(18/20) but with a dark thorax, I usually use dyed black mole for the thorax on mine.
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10-06-2006, 08:09 AM
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Nice Fly. Are you partial about this bright color with the spinners? I mostly have seen such patterns with a rather dark, olive body. A spinner is bit new in my flybox as our German browns in the creeks mostly hit deer hair fly no matter what. However, I have recognized that for "that one fish" I need something more particular.
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10-06-2006, 09:49 AM
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That's the only one to use on my waters TZ, I've never seen them as dark as yours.
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10-06-2006, 11:24 AM
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does poly yarn float well ?
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10-06-2006, 01:07 PM
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Whichever I use though, I always Dilly Wax the fly anyway.
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