Patriot (this is just the 4th tie, and the first one that is slightly presentable. The placement of the red band and size of the head need some work.
Easy to tie and relatively life-like in the water, but that brown chenille tail holds a fair amount of water, making it more difficult to cast than I would like.
This was last winter's project.
Definitely fishable, but not quite presentable for looking at.
as for streamers. Instead of articulated streamers, I designed a funny work.
Easy to tie and relatively life-like in the water, but that brown chenille tail holds a fair amount of water, making it more difficult to cast than I would like.
This was last winter's project.
Carl
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Carl Zmola
On Wed, Jan 3, 2018 at 10:30 PM, Carl Z. <carl.zmola0@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jan 3, 2018 at 3:26 PM, Gregg DiSalvo <grdisalvo@gmail.com> wrote:I've recently enjoyed spinning and packing deer hair.I love working with deer hair, but it is a warm weather past time. Cleaning up inside is too much work and deer hair ends up everywhere.
I've tried some articulated streamers, but they haven't fished well for me. It might just be my lack of confidence in them, but normal streamers seem to work better for me. I've thought about trying tube flies, but have been too lazy to commit to it.
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