Whirling Blue Dun.
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Whirling Blue Dun.
This is the dressing from Trout by Bergman plate #9.
Hook. Allcocks 6812 wet size 12.
Silk. Pearsalls gossamer gray. Head . Black.
Tail. Blue gray.
Tip. Gold Tinsel.
Body. Blue gray fur.
Rib. Gold Tinsel.
Hackle. Blue gray.
Wing. Slate.
Hook. Allcocks 6812 wet size 12.
Silk. Pearsalls gossamer gray. Head . Black.
Tail. Blue gray.
Tip. Gold Tinsel.
Body. Blue gray fur.
Rib. Gold Tinsel.
Hackle. Blue gray.
Wing. Slate.
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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
What a beauty of a fly. I like the body colors on it.
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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
Tom - Flies like this make me conflicted. Would I fish it, or frame it? The wing and body work are such fine craftsmanship, but it is equally tempting to fish this fly.
Another fine example of piscatorial perfection...
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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
Thank you both! Ray it is tied for fishing!
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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
X-nice tie .....That pattern works very well on the Beaverkill, Willowemoc, and Lackawaxen in size 14 and 16.upstatetrout wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 6:34 am This is the dressing from Trout by Bergman plate #9.
Hook. Allcocks 6812 wet size 12.
Silk. Pearsalls gossamer gray. Head . Black.
Tail. Blue gray.
Tip. Gold Tinsel.
Body. Blue gray fur.
Rib. Gold Tinsel.
Hackle. Blue gray.
Wing. Slate.
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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
Thanks Dana but I tied it on a size 12 and now I know it won't work.
Tom



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Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
Awesome!
I've been trying to research which winged wet flies might be good for (shallow) lakes...Which I'm not accustomed to fishing. Any suggestions would be appreciated
-Al
I've been trying to research which winged wet flies might be good for (shallow) lakes...Which I'm not accustomed to fishing. Any suggestions would be appreciated

-Al
Re: Whirling Blue Dun.
Har har HAR, dee har HAR!upstatetrout wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 3:51 pm Thanks Dana but I tied it on a size 12 and now I know it won't work.![]()
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Tom
I guess we have to do a test this season!!!!!
Soft and wet - the only way....