
Dark Olive Peacock
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- fly_fischa
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- Location: Melbourne Australia
Re: Dark Olive Peacock
Beautiful fly/tie Carl, I love it...


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Re: Dark Olive Peacock
I'm new to fly fishing, two years, and new to this site, three days. My yard is full of Starling twice a year but just step outside with the pellet gun and they are gone. Guess I will have to purchase the feathers.
Great fly I will give it a try!!!
Great fly I will give it a try!!!
Re: Dark Olive Peacock
Thanks.
Yes they are quick buggers. I have hunted (shot) them before. But had to do it from a window in the house.
If you do go after wild feathers at anytime you need to de-bug them. You don't want to introduce anything to your tying materials that would ruin (eat) them.
Yes they are quick buggers. I have hunted (shot) them before. But had to do it from a window in the house.

If you do go after wild feathers at anytime you need to de-bug them. You don't want to introduce anything to your tying materials that would ruin (eat) them.
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
http://www.oldhatflytying.com
http://www.oldhatflytying.com
- chase creek
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Re: Dark Olive Peacock
HERE - Take this one
"A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and
beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise"
Aldo Leopold
beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise"
Aldo Leopold
Re: Dark Olive Peacock
I don't know....He looks like he could take me.
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
http://www.oldhatflytying.com
http://www.oldhatflytying.com