Killarney Wet
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Killarney Wet
Found this on an Irish FF site.
hook - Mustad 94840 #12
thread - Danville 6/0 brown
tail - Krystal Flash pearl
rib - x-small wire silver
butt - dubbing orange
body - dubbing hare's ear
body hackle - dun
collar - partridge
Regards,
Scott
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Re: Killarney Wet
Lovely wee flee. I love seeing the Irish Loch flies.
Questions:
- Would this be considered a "bumble" pattern?
- Is the body hackle honey dun? It looks more cream colored to me, than dun colored. Perhaps the background color is affecting the appearance of the fly. Dun is a tough color to photograph.
- Could you share a link to the Irish website?
Questions:
- Would this be considered a "bumble" pattern?
- Is the body hackle honey dun? It looks more cream colored to me, than dun colored. Perhaps the background color is affecting the appearance of the fly. Dun is a tough color to photograph.
- Could you share a link to the Irish website?
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Re: Killarney Wet
Ray,
The hackle's from a Collins dyed dun cape; not very dark, kinda has a bronze cast to it. Here's the fly with the standard grey background
Probably would be considered a Bumble; looks like some others I've seen, although I'm not sure what the definition of one would be. Here's where I found the pattern
http://irishflyfishingpassion.blogspot. ... flies.html
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Scott
The hackle's from a Collins dyed dun cape; not very dark, kinda has a bronze cast to it. Here's the fly with the standard grey background
Probably would be considered a Bumble; looks like some others I've seen, although I'm not sure what the definition of one would be. Here's where I found the pattern
http://irishflyfishingpassion.blogspot. ... flies.html
Regards,
Scott
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Re: Killarney Wet
Thanks Scott. Those Collins hen sets are terrific. With the bronze tint, I'd be tempted to call that one a honeydun. The extra photo is sharp as a tack! Perfection.
Thanks for the link. I'm glad I asked. I will poke around a bit on that site. Looks like some beautiful fishing flies.
Thanks for the link. I'm glad I asked. I will poke around a bit on that site. Looks like some beautiful fishing flies.
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Re: Killarney Wet
Scott, this is another meaty offering. Such a nicely tied fly. There's a lot going on and your execution is always impressive.
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