Beaver Bling
Moderators: William Anderson, letumgo
Beaver Bling
Hook-Dai Riki 070 #14
Thread-UTC 70 Rust Brown
Tail- Ginger Hen fibers
Body- Beaver Back dubbing blended with Trilobal Nylon fibers
Hackle-Furnace Hen
IMGP0332 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Thread-UTC 70 Rust Brown
Tail- Ginger Hen fibers
Body- Beaver Back dubbing blended with Trilobal Nylon fibers
Hackle-Furnace Hen
IMGP0332 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Re: Beaver Bling
Good looking pattern. When I am nymphing or swinging soft hackles, this is the style that puts me in my confidence zone. Really good tye !!
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Re: Beaver Bling
I agree with Wayne. That's a confidence zone fly. I would fish that until there was nothing left on the hook, then fish the bare hook. Really well done.
"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"
Re: Beaver Bling
Great fly. I like how the black list of the furnace delineates a "thorax". Well done.
I fish wet flies with faith and hope, faith that trout don't require exactitude and hope that when my time comes, God will explain why wet flies work...
Re: Beaver Bling
bill what proportions nylon to beaver?
Re: Beaver Bling
ron
I used about 2 parts beaver to 1 of nylon, just a rough estimate. Lots of sparkle but maybe just a little less than the commercial blends of Antron dubbing I have to compare. I am working on Muskrat and Rabbit blend flies today.
Next I have a nice Mink blend to work up next.
IMGP0266 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
I used about 2 parts beaver to 1 of nylon, just a rough estimate. Lots of sparkle but maybe just a little less than the commercial blends of Antron dubbing I have to compare. I am working on Muskrat and Rabbit blend flies today.
Next I have a nice Mink blend to work up next.
IMGP0266 by William Lovelace, on Flickr
Re: Beaver Bling
William, I am very interested in your muskrat blend. I will be keeping tabs.