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Hook. Daiichi 1480 size 14.
Silk. Yellow Pearsalls.
Body. Yellow seals fur .
Thorax. Peacock Herl.
Hackle. Woodcock marginal covert feather.
The Yellow Woodcock.
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The Yellow Woodcock.
From Roger Fogg's book A Handbook of North Country Trout Flies The Yellow Woodcock.
Hook. Daiichi 1480 size 14.
Silk. Yellow Pearsalls.
Body. Yellow seals fur .
Thorax. Peacock Herl.
Hackle. Woodcock marginal covert feather.
Hook. Daiichi 1480 size 14.
Silk. Yellow Pearsalls.
Body. Yellow seals fur .
Thorax. Peacock Herl.
Hackle. Woodcock marginal covert feather.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
I knew I would like this one, before even opening this post. 
Gorgeous fly, Tom.
Gorgeous fly, Tom.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
Nice looking fly dressing. Next to Golden Plover, I think Woodcock and Red Grouse hackles make great looking flies with various colored silk bodies with / without dubbings.
Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
I really like that, Tom.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
Beauty. Woodcock is definitely one of my favorite soft hackles to work with.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
Tom,
I love the way the moderately bright yellow dubbing (my interpretation) contrasts with the beautiful, yet much darker woodcock! It's these hard contrasts that make good fish catchers! I am also loving the short and well dubbed body and general shape of it! I strive for these looks in my tying but fail miserably most of the time! Your offering is what I like to see and you did really well with it!
Great job friend!
Dougsden
I love the way the moderately bright yellow dubbing (my interpretation) contrasts with the beautiful, yet much darker woodcock! It's these hard contrasts that make good fish catchers! I am also loving the short and well dubbed body and general shape of it! I strive for these looks in my tying but fail miserably most of the time! Your offering is what I like to see and you did really well with it!
Great job friend!
Dougsden
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
Great looking fly mate. I will tie a few myself, my only change will be a white underbody, ok, I admit to using while uni-stretch. I might try a few on some gold plated hooks. Yep, not trad. but they are a homage to a great old gentleman who I guided some years ago who only used gold plated hooks. If anyone wants more info on this gentleman let me know and I’ll state my reason.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
We always want more information, don't we. So please, speak up.
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Re: The Yellow Woodcock.
dd, not wanting to take this thread off topic I’ve replied to your request in the Fishing Cabin section.daringduffer wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2019 6:10 am We always want more information, don't we. So please, speak up.
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Love both fly fishing and fly tying, been doing it for a while
But not much good at either
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