Mark -
Thanks for posting this. I'm going to have to try this technique.
A different approach
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Re: A different approach
Mark demonstrated this method during his tying demonstration and I got to see the fly first hand. One of the things I found striking about the finished fly, was how "alive" if looked. The hackles come out at a range of different lengths and the butt ends add a natural look to the thorax area. It created the impression that the legs were in motion. A technique definitely worth trying.
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Re: A different approach
That looks way cool.....very buggy and very durable.....fantastic fishin' fly technique. Thankx Mark.....

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Re: A different approach
I have used the hackle down the stem approach but this is new to me. going to give it a go.
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Re: A different approach
Carl,
A little patience and practice and I can see anyone doing this technique. It should not take you long before you have it down.
Mark
A little patience and practice and I can see anyone doing this technique. It should not take you long before you have it down.
Mark
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