Stan Gula wrote:
wrote:
... Wulff's? Small sizes, they're great in the
west.

Have you ever tried an H&L Variant? It's a peacock bodied dry fly like a
Royal Wullf without the red band, and with the back half of the peacock quil
de-flued, just the quill.

Wierd coincedence that yesterday morning I was reading about the H&L
Variant in the first flytying book I ever owned (Jack Dennis' Western
Fly Tying) and thought in the small sizes it would be deadly and you
could see the things.

I'll have to tie some up.

Your pal,

TBone