This is a recent tie that I used right before the weather turned bad with good success on a local tailwater. I was swinging this fly with my 3 wt microspey rod.
Hook: #16 Mustad
Tail: Partridge
Ribbing: Crimson silk
Body: Natural hare's ear dubbing rope
Hackle: Partridge
Hare's ear soft hackle
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newriverspey
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Hare's ear soft hackle
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Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
Very buggy looking. I am sure your pattern would be successful internationally. Well done.
Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
I love this fly!
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Ron Eagle Elk
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Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
Very nice fly. Am I correct in assuming you used the tag end of your tying silk as the rib?
"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
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newriverspey
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Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
Ron,
Yes, I used the original tag end of the thread base for the rib. A last moment idea.
Yes, I used the original tag end of the thread base for the rib. A last moment idea.
Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
nice, very nice!
Re: Hare's ear soft hackle
I am going to have to tie up some patterns with this dubbing you speak of.ForumGhillie wrote: ↑Mon Jan 10, 2022 6:42 pm Nice!
Trout cannot resist flies tied with natural hare's ear dubbing.
John
