F-Fly in small sizes

[Mu Young Lee]

Has anyone had experience with Marjan Fratnik's F-Flies in sizes smaller
than #20?

Mu

[Peter Charles]

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 13:14:34 -0400, Mu Young Lee >
wrote:

>Has anyone had experience with Marjan Fratnik's F-Flies in sizes smaller
>than #20?
>
>Mu

No but they're on my list to try next year.

Peter

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[Herman Nijland]

Mu Young Lee wrote:
> Has anyone had experience with Marjan Fratnik's F-Flies in sizes smaller
> than #20?
>
> Mu

F-flies work in any size. Plus, they're a breeze to tie :-).

Herman

[Stephen Welsh]

Mu Young Lee > wrote in
pcc.itd.umich.edu
:

> Has anyone had experience with Marjan Fratnik's F-Flies in sizes
> smaller than #20?
>
> Mu

Yup. Work a treat.

Steve

[rw]

What the heck is an F-Fly? does someone have a link?

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[Herman Nijland]

rw wrote:
> What the heck is an F-Fly? does someone have a link?
>

Body - tying thread
Wing - bunch of CDC
Clip wing level with hookbend. Finished.
You can tie these in all kinds of sizes and colors to suit for your
local situation, but they work best in the smaller sizes, say #14 and down.

--
Herman

[Herman Nijland]

Herman Nijland wrote:

> rw wrote:
>
>> What the heck is an F-Fly? does someone have a link?
>>
>
> Body - tying thread
> Wing - bunch of CDC
> Clip wing level with hookbend. Finished.
> You can tie these in all kinds of sizes and colors to suit for your
> local situation, but they work best in the smaller sizes, say #14 and down.
>

Sorry to follow-up on my own post, but here's a link for some more
backgroud:
http://www.ribiska-druzina-tolmin.si/zanimivosti_julij99_eng.html

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Herman

[Mu Young Lee]

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, rw wrote:

> What the heck is an F-Fly?
http://www.ribiska-druzina-tolmin.si/zanimivosti_julij99_eng.html