Winged wet fly spinners

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tjd
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Re: Winged wet fly spinners

Post by tjd » Thu Feb 14, 2019 7:36 am

Hi John.

I think I may have given you one or two of those wet spinner patterns a couple of years ago in Roscoe.

Tom, for sure!

Tim
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wsbailey
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Re: Winged wet fly spinners

Post by wsbailey » Thu Feb 21, 2019 10:42 am

I completely forgot that I have a copy of Sylvester Nemes book "Spinners". I might have too many books.
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Bazzer69
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Re: Winged wet fly spinners

Post by Bazzer69 » Thu Feb 21, 2019 12:17 pm

Can I ask what crewel wool is? I’ve never seen evidence of fish taking submerged spinners but that means nothing so this is something worth a try.
Barry
Love both fly fishing and fly tying, been doing it for a while
But not much good at either
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wsbailey
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Re: Winged wet fly spinners

Post by wsbailey » Thu Feb 21, 2019 12:27 pm

It’s a fine, 2 ply yarn used in needlework. The reason it is/was recommended for fly tying is because the wool is more lustrous than knitting wool. The brand I use is Appleton. It shreds into an exceptional wool dubbing.
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