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This question is inspired by a side topic raised in the questions
regarding calf tail wings. That question is what is the perfect humpy? ie proportions,colour and materials. I've got my own ideas but lets hear yours first. Cheers Andrew |
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Buxc wrote in news
![]() @news.xtra.co.nz: This question is inspired by a side topic raised in the questions regarding calf tail wings. That question is what is the perfect humpy? ie proportions,colour and materials. I've got my own ideas but lets hear yours first. Cheers Andrew The perfect humpy is tied by someone else. ;-) Not too big a hump, not too much hackle. Largely used here as an attractor so colour can be important. Orange bellied royals in 18-14 have been good to me and tied rather more sparsely than what you can usually purchase. All sorts of blundering beasties burst from the trees on balmy nights. A dark, Red Bellied Black royals (#10) have been good. These are tied in the (more normal?) heavily dressed manner. "What is the perfect humpy?" That depends ... ;-) Steve |
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