Plain Brown in hen or rooster are indeed rare. I was lucky and found this cape at the show. Not a hint of furnace and good tailing to boot.redietz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 02, 1970 2:44 pm Something else I found interesting was that I had a very hard time finding a brown hen cape at the International Fly Tying Symposium the other day. I think I looked at every hen neck in the place, and only found one that was plain brown. I don't know how to read that: does nobody buy them or do they sell so many that the can't keep a large stock?
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Upstatetrout and Redietz , the last two capes I bought were dyed. I check every fly shop I stop at looking for natural.
The cape on the left is my last natural. The one on the right is dyed. Still productive.
Taken yesterday on the Colorado River using a size 18 Muskrat, which is tied with a Brown hen hackle.
The cape on the left is my last natural. The one on the right is dyed. Still productive.
Taken yesterday on the Colorado River using a size 18 Muskrat, which is tied with a Brown hen hackle.
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Beautiful flies but they appear to be wingless.
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Sideling Hill has a lot of browns, all nice. Good price, too!
Soft and wet - the only way....
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oh shit! i just noticed that
too late to change and nobody else minded
Flytiers sure have a way at making things difficult
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I moved the post over to the wingless section. All good!
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