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lars
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i added one more,
i think three hooks is max allowed??
i think three hooks is max allowed??
I tried with poly but it didn't turn out exactly like I expected.I've been working my poly in in place of the hackle feather using a split thread or dubbing loop method.
Yes, but will it catch fish in your area?I tried with poly but it didn't turn out exactly like I expected.View attachment 1641234408
I tied up a bunch of these caddis patterns this afternoon in sizes 16 and 18. I didn’t have squirrel dubbing in dark brown so I went with dark brown olive hares ear dubbing. Hopefully the fish won‘t notice!SLF Spikey Squirrel dubbing in dark brown. I really like that dubbing, it gets really buggy when tied in a dubbing loop or split thread.
look tasty
Thank you sirlook tasty
Very cool technique.
Thanks. Don't have the original packaging on the tubing, it was a larva lace assortment I bought years ago. I'd say medium size, it slips over a small sewing needle nicely. Here are a few links that helped me:Very cool technique.
What size or type of tubing is used?
that looks fairly easy to do. yours looks excellent!Thanks. Don't have the original packaging on the tubing, it was a larva lace assortment I bought years ago. I'd say medium size, it slips over a small sewing needle nicely. Here are a few links that helped me:
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