I had a patch of partridge skin complete with small hackles on the bench just itching to be used!
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Partridge and
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Re: Partridge and
Lovely set of flys, scotfly. I've been away on a business trip all week and have been unable to check up on this forum. It was great to finally get to view your flies.
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Re: Partridge and
Lovely set of Partridge and (insert color here). It seems to me, on local waters anyway, that hook size 14 is the magic number. More takes on a 14 than on any other size. Is it the same for you?
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Re: Partridge and
Depends on what I'm fishing Ron. If it's dries or nymphs then 14's are big. But for wingless wets I'd say yes.Ron Eagle Elk wrote: It seems to me, on local waters anyway, that hook size 14 is the magic number. More takes on a 14 than on any other size. Is it the same for you?