one material ...

[t.z.]

more on the scruffy side of things



Hook: Mustad R72
Thread: UNI 6/0
Tail: Hares Mask guard hair
Abdomen: Hares Mask underfur ribbed with thread
Hackle: Hares Mask guard hair
Notes: floats well and works as dry & wet, imitates emerger, spinner and dun depending on fishing technique and prepping

[GlassJet]

That looks dangerous

How do you do that hackle? is it split thread, or a loop or something?

Andrew.

[Soft-hackle]

t.z.,
Well done! A great use of the material.

Mark

[t.z.]

That looks dangerous

How do you do that hackle? is it split thread, or a loop or something?

Andrew.

Japp. See here - http://www.teazy.net/handmadeflies/hhd.html

I also used this type of hackle here http://www.teazy.net/handmadeflies/fhk.html - not exactly a "flymph" maybe, but fish don´t mind

[GlassJet]

I like that fly a lot, will try that.
Great way of presenting the instructions too, that works well.

Andrew.

[t.z.]

Hi,

played around with the method of tying the hackle pointing fowards, invented by French Aimé Devaux. Looks interesting too and sits well on the water. Can´t wait for spring now .....



tight lines,
Thomas