Matt Grobert
6/0 Olive Danville
This pattern floats all day without any floatant needed, except a brushing of Frog's Fanny after a fish or two. I use caribou because it floats great, it's lightweight and very supple, creating a nice dense, tapered wing. It does take some gettting used to tying with, but once you get the hang of it, you might use it as much as I do for your patterns.
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Recipe
Hook: Std Dry fly
Thread: 6/0 Olive Danville (use what you like)
Body: HareTron - I used light olive brown here; but also tie them with olive/green, gray, tan, and cream bodies.
Underwing: Clear zelon
Wing: Caribou body hair
Thorax: Touch-dubbed natural Hare's ear
Again, thanks to Tim Flagler for the fine production.
Matt
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Recipe
Hook: Std Dry fly
Thread: 6/0 Olive Danville (use what you like)
Body: HareTron - I used light olive brown here; but also tie them with olive/green, gray, tan, and cream bodies.
Underwing: Clear zelon
Wing: Caribou body hair
Thorax: Touch-dubbed natural Hare's ear
Again, thanks to Tim Flagler for the fine production.
Matt