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I have had more hits with a sparser parachute hackle. been trying to get by with max of 3 turns. but it feels so easy to put 5, or maybe 6 turns in. I am susceptible to the more is better trap. My unconfirmed suspicion is that it hangs lower in the film. I'll be sticking with that for the time being. The Klink seems to look better with a thin tight body (not unique in my view, but thats off topic) but I havent noticed any increase in hits with the tapered quill type bodies. And since the dubbing is easier, I tend to go that way. Where I fish, yours will catch.

Along the same lines, packing foam underwing,

Kelly Galloup caddis pupa, modified Klinkhammers, #14 and #18 wishin it could stop snowing.

yup, link works, BUT I wanted the pict to be inserted

https://i.imgur.com/joDtB54.jpg just testing to see if the links work

Interesting observation Flyfisher. About 4 years ago, I changed all my stimmies by clipping off all the hackle on the underside to make it float lower in the film. I felt that my strike ratio about doubled, but as you know, that can be a very subjective statistic. Anybody else have thoughts on this.

Thanks guys. I wasnt clear in my first post, I was looking at the replacing the deer/elk in a stimulator pattern.

When I was in Kamloops, commonly tied the adams dry with a deer hair tail. sparser than the stonefly, but same style. I liked the floatation and wide body that the deer gave it, but like the look of cdl, moose mane or even partridge. Any huge difference in how the stones fish?

Any body have feedback on stonefly tails using other than a swack of elk/deer? I have been replacing the bunch of hair on some nymphs (hares ear) and on my adams, with some success. and I like how they look. they fish as comparatively. I tied some stones with biots and they look good, ' Anybody have on water experience they care to share. Thanks. Tom

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Got mine at country pleasures 2 yrs ago Good luck

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Put A FORK IN EM, THEY ARE DONE DOC.

good basics

But sought out by fly tiers everywhere - great for emergers

Working with a foam stone modification to include an underwing of thin packing foam. Also am trying the "butch caddis" trick for the elk hair - where the stems get folded back onto the tips. gets great floatation with the caddis, so I will see how it works here. I am looking forward to testing this.

Andicapp, what is the body material - looks awesome

Apology was for stealing the wordplay - a stack of stimmies, a bevy of blue, a klutch of klinks.

a Klutch of Klinks ( sorry Lornce) my version with trailing shuck

I dislike vanish as well. I use flouro exclusively on dries as tippets. I have had poor experiences with flouro coated. Seagar is first class. For the dries I like rio flouro.

I was doing this for nymphing, using 8lb test - using a triple or double surgeons knot - pressure on the tag end breaks (cuts?) the knot. tried it with both flour and mono. abandoned the experiment after a season. May try again using a blood knot.

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