Being terribly dyslexic, when I read your post title early this AM I reaad "Moose Hair and Green". It wasn't until I read others replies that I realized that you used Moose Ear hair for the hackle. That's just astounding! Very well done, Hans. That hackle looks perfect in size, shape and distribution around the hook shank. Keep bringing up the odd and unusual materials that challenge the rest of us to try new things.
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Moose Ear & Green
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Ron Eagle Elk
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"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
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Been experimenting with Chamois hair as a hackle recently.
Makes for nice emerger style low riding dries...
Makes for nice emerger style low riding dries...
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I am happy I was not the only one who could not read.Ron Eagle Elk wrote:Being terribly dyslexic, when I read your post title early this AM I reaad "Moose Hair and Green". It wasn't until I read others replies that I realized that you used Moose Ear hair for the hackle.
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Nice fly Hans.
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Moose ear!!!! Just when I thought you've shared all of your tricks, Hans, moose ear!!!!! Very nice fly!