Coal and Cinder Fly
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Coal and Cinder Fly
Hook: Gaelic Supreme #15 Syl Nemes Soft Hackle hook
Hackle: Partridge dyed dun
Rib: small pearl tinsel
Abdomen: Davy's bug dub orange
Thorax: Davy's bug dub black
This is a variation of a Sylvester Nemes pattern that uses a silver rib and red instead of the orange.
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
I do like that dressing, very very nice. 10/10
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Very hot, Carl! That'll burn some trout lips.
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Thanks gentlemen.
I forgot to mention that I dub this body by pinch dubbing the dubbing on initially, overlapping the orange with the black. Then I slide the dubbing up the thread to the hook, form a dubbing loop, twist a little then wrap. I like this technique as it gives a blended transistion to the body.
I forgot to mention that I dub this body by pinch dubbing the dubbing on initially, overlapping the orange with the black. Then I slide the dubbing up the thread to the hook, form a dubbing loop, twist a little then wrap. I like this technique as it gives a blended transistion to the body.
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Very nice tie!
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Neat colour combination and shape of form, fantastic tie.
"Listen to the sound of the river and you will get a trout".... Irish proverb.
Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Carl,
I would be curious to fish this along with one tied with the dubbing reversed-the Orange emerging from the Black to see if any difference in fish response is noted.
I would be curious to fish this along with one tied with the dubbing reversed-the Orange emerging from the Black to see if any difference in fish response is noted.
Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
I really really like this one!
Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Roadkill wrote:Carl,
I would be curious to fish this along with one tied with the dubbing reversed-the Orange emerging from the Black to see if any difference in fish response is noted.
Yes it would. My guess is no difference though. ???
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Re: Coal and Cinder Fly
Carl - When you mentioned the cinder fly I had to do some searching to find your pattern. What a great fly!
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