Otherwise, I think Carl and Chris's point about using high-grade herl is well-taken, too--hopefully my local flyshop and I can come to an understanding regarding my materials fondling. (BTW, I'm glad Chris is flying the "Tenkara flag"...great looking fly.)Tying off Peacock Chenille?
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Re: Tying off Peacock Chenille?
Thanks for the additional comments, gentlemen--have to agree with Dougsden about peacock being a "magic" material; nice to know there's a lot of different ways to skin a cat. Otherwise, I think Carl and Chris's point about using high-grade herl is well-taken, too--hopefully my local flyshop and I can come to an understanding regarding my materials fondling. (BTW, I'm glad Chris is flying the "Tenkara flag"...great looking fly.)
Otherwise, I think Carl and Chris's point about using high-grade herl is well-taken, too--hopefully my local flyshop and I can come to an understanding regarding my materials fondling. (BTW, I'm glad Chris is flying the "Tenkara flag"...great looking fly.)