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Reply With QuoteThat is a nice pattern. Would you share the recipe? Thanks fpr posting it either way……Kerry
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01-27-2012, 10:29 AM #1Little Rainbow
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A Baetis for Spring...
TUNG READY BAETIS NYMPH…Smith/Variant…#18-#22
PT/TBArcher 414 and KPitt like this.Daughter to Father, " How many arms do you have? How many fly rods do you need?"
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01-27-2012, 03:06 PM #2Stocked Brookie
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01-27-2012, 06:29 PM #3Little Rainbow
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KPitt
HOOK: Daiichi 1560,#18, TMC 3761, #18-#20,TMC100BL #22
BEAD: 1 size oversized Black Tung. or Brass with wraps of lead sub. (ie. 3/32 for #18)
THREAD: Wapsi 70 Denier Ultra, Black - for abdomen
TAILS: 3 Melanistic Pheasant tail fibers (Black)...Scott Smith uses Black micro fibbets...I prefer the softer PT
FLASH BACK:Micro Flashabou, Pearl
RIB: UTC Ultra wire, x-sm, Black
THORAX: Switch to Tiemco 16/0, Black...1-2 strands Peacock Herl, depending on hook size
HACKLE: Starling, 1-1 1/2 wraps
It is a Solitude Fly Co. pattern:
Welcome to Solitudefly.com
Many of the Fly Shops in the Sierras carry their patterns...they are a SOCAL firm..
PT/TBDaughter to Father, " How many arms do you have? How many fly rods do you need?"
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01-28-2012, 01:55 PM #4Stocked Brookie
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Thank you
Thank you for your information. I am a long way from where it originated but I would like to give it a shot up here. Thanks again…….Kerry
