Hook - TMC101, #16
Thread - Gold Pearsall's Silk
Abdomen - Silk touch-dubbed with Light Hare's Ear
Thorax - Peacock Herl
Hackle - Golden Olive Hen (what was on the bench)
Orange and Herl
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Orange and Herl
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Re: Orange and Herl
A nice job of touch dubbing! 

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Re: Orange and Herl
chase creek, Howdy;
Very nicely done.
hank
Very nicely done.
hank
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Re: Orange and Herl
Rodger, what was on the bench is often a deciding factor for me as well. This one turned out nice. The dark list and the thorax are a nice combo.
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Re: Orange and Herl
What's not to like? Nice colours, nice material choices and good proportions. Looks like a winner to me. 

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Re: Orange and Herl
That's a beauty, Rodger. It should fish well this fall.
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