Hook: Alec Jackson Soft Hackle #13
Thread: Griffith's 14/0 primrose
Abdomen: thread
Thorax: natural rhea herl
Hackle: dark dun hen
Rhea Thorax Dun
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Rhea Thorax Dun
Trying some on the straight eyes. It is a little bit different tying off when your used to an up or down eye. Just has a different feel.
Hook: Alec Jackson Soft Hackle #13
Thread: Griffith's 14/0 primrose
Abdomen: thread
Thorax: natural rhea herl
Hackle: dark dun hen
Hook: Alec Jackson Soft Hackle #13
Thread: Griffith's 14/0 primrose
Abdomen: thread
Thorax: natural rhea herl
Hackle: dark dun hen
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Re: Rhea Thorax Dun
Sweet little fly. This would make a nice pattern for sulphers.
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Re: Rhea Thorax Dun
-Very nicely done, pretty fly.
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Re: Rhea Thorax Dun
Nice fly though and it looks better with a straight eye. There is a number of combinations you could use with Rhea. I am thinking of a olive bodyOld Hat wrote:Trying some on the straight eyes. It is a little bit different tying off when your used to an up or down eye. Just has a different feel.