Sawada's Silver Horn
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Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
very nice use of woodduck back feathers. I like this fly.
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Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
Scott, this is beautifully tied. Any idea where such a short, black pattern on a size 8 hook would be fished and how? Looks like a very meaty chunk of food stuff. Curious about its intended purpose.
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Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
Don Bastian's display winged wets are tied on #6 hooks as that's what the preferred size was back when wet flies were king. I use a 3399 when tying them for looks.
Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
William,William Anderson wrote:Any idea where such a short, black pattern on a size 8 hook would be fished and how? Curious about its intended purpose.
As Bill noted, this one was tied for show. In a smaller size, I'd try swinging it where caddis are emerging.
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Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
I wondered if that was the case. It's a lovely tie and a likely killer scaled to match insects. Thanks for posting this one.
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Re: Sawada's Silver Horn
As we say down here...
Yeh, nah... Sweet as bro!
Yeh, nah... Sweet as bro!