Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
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Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Hook: Daiichi 1260, #16
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer, Jasper
Hackle: Upper covert from poult (immature) English grouse
Rib: Flat gold mylar tinsel, X-small
Body: Clark block brush, natural hares ear in jasper silk
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer, Jasper
Hackle: Upper covert from poult (immature) English grouse
Rib: Flat gold mylar tinsel, X-small
Body: Clark block brush, natural hares ear in jasper silk
Last edited by tie2fish on Thu Oct 12, 2017 1:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Bill - An instant classic! Beautiful...
Where did you get your poult grouse? Great Feathers?
Where did you get your poult grouse? Great Feathers?
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Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Thank you Bob and Ray (remember the old comedy team ...?). The poult feather is from a pair of wings in a bag with a Cookshill label, so they probably did come from G.F.
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Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Ha, that's the flymph equivalent of 25-year old Macallan single malt.
A question, though: do you brush out the dubbing brush before and/or after wrapping the rib?
A question, though: do you brush out the dubbing brush before and/or after wrapping the rib?
Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Beautifully executed.
Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
That's just gorgeous, perfection.
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Remember when old folks used to reference comedy teams?tie2fish wrote:Thank you Bob and Ray (remember the old comedy team ...?). The poult feather is from a pair of wings in a bag with a Cookshill label, so they probably did come from G.F.
Bill, this is just what I an looking for in most of my flies. Wish they were as clean as this. I love this pattern.
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CreationBear wrote:Ha, that's the flymph equivalent of 25-year old Macallan single malt.
A question, though: do you brush out the dubbing brush before and/or after wrapping the rib?
Jon ~ On this particular fly, I did not literally brush out the dubbing. I did, however, run a fingernail up the body after wrapping the rib and before wrapping the hackle.
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Re: Poult Grouse & Hares Ear
Wonderful tie!
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