Isonychia Soft Hackle
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Isonychia Soft Hackle
Isonychia Soft Hackle
Hook - Fulling Mills / Model 35005 Heavyweight Champ Barbless Black Nickel Wet / Size 12
Thread - Pearsall's Gossamer Silk (Claret)
Hackle - Hungarian Partridge (Dyed Brown)
Thorax - Four or Five Strands of Peacock Herl (Natural)
Body - Dubbing Blend (Multiple Colors of Dyed Seal and Wool-Ease Yarn) - Resulting blend is roughly claret color
Tail - Ringneck Pheasant Rump (rich golden brown feathers from near base of tail)
These are the flies I tied for the on-going swap that Carl is hosting. Hopefully you guys like them.
I bought this dyed partridge skin years ago and don't remember ever tying with it before. What was I thinking? The brown hackle is beautiful, very similar to red grouse (much harder to obtain). I love this color combination. The claret silk and seal blend body goes so well with the peacock herl and brown hackle.
Hook - Fulling Mills / Model 35005 Heavyweight Champ Barbless Black Nickel Wet / Size 12
Thread - Pearsall's Gossamer Silk (Claret)
Hackle - Hungarian Partridge (Dyed Brown)
Thorax - Four or Five Strands of Peacock Herl (Natural)
Body - Dubbing Blend (Multiple Colors of Dyed Seal and Wool-Ease Yarn) - Resulting blend is roughly claret color
Tail - Ringneck Pheasant Rump (rich golden brown feathers from near base of tail)
These are the flies I tied for the on-going swap that Carl is hosting. Hopefully you guys like them.
I bought this dyed partridge skin years ago and don't remember ever tying with it before. What was I thinking? The brown hackle is beautiful, very similar to red grouse (much harder to obtain). I love this color combination. The claret silk and seal blend body goes so well with the peacock herl and brown hackle.
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Nice looking fly. I want to tie some different Isonychia patterns and since they mostly hatch on rocks instead of open water your pattern should work well. Thanks.
Doug
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Ray,
Winner, winner--partridge and pheasant dinner!
I'm in this swap, so I will get to see your fly up close
and personal.
Tight Lines- Ken
Winner, winner--partridge and pheasant dinner!
I'm in this swap, so I will get to see your fly up close
and personal.
Tight Lines- Ken
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Love the flies and love the photos Ray.
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Got my vote. That one will be tough to not fish. Great looking flies Ray!!!
Dave
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
I did these soft hackles nymphs quite awhile back.
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Those are awesome!
Now where did I put my peacock swords feathers?
Now where did I put my peacock swords feathers?
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Re: Isonychia Soft Hackle
Oh my gosh...you guys are blowing me away with these wonderful looking patterns! Each one with such uniqueness and fish attracting qualities! Please guys, keep them coming! Your works are stunning!
Dougsden
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