After Rowland left in June I used several of his flies to varying success. Some were too mullard to use anymore but as I loved the beaded heads he had made for them and I'm the ultimate tight arse when it comes to throwing away things,I decided to salvage what I could and so trimmed the old materials off from them.
I started by adding some white and orange schlappen feathers to the back of the hook near the bend (splayed outwards). Then added a wide hot orange & green grizzly barbed chevron hackle to each flank. Then Dubbing brush looped a 2 inch clump of orange raccoon fur from a zonker.
I then made a wire dubbing brush on my j-vice with fine fluoro yellow flash hair around 100mm lengths. Then followed that with several thin green grizzly chevron hackles. Palmered on 2 marabou hairline feathers.Then wrapped a short length of hot orange krystal flash chenile behind the beeded head. Total length 140mm
After Rowland left in June I used several of his flies to varying success. Some were too mullard to use anymore but as I loved the beaded heads he had made for them and I'm the ultimate tight arse when it comes to throwing away things,I decided to salvage what I could and so trimmed the old materials off from them.
I started by adding some white and orange schlappen feathers to the back of the hook near the bend (splayed outwards). Then added a wide hot orange & green grizzly barbed chevron hackle to each flank. Then Dubbing brush looped a 2 inch clump of orange raccoon fur from a zonker.
I then made a wire dubbing brush on my j-vice with fine fluoro yellow flash hair around 100mm lengths. Then followed that with several thin green grizzly chevron hackles. Palmered on 2 marabou hairline feathers.Then wrapped a short length of hot orange krystal flash chenile behind the beeded head. Total length 140mm
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