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March 14th, 2007, 02:15 PM
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Hatching midge/Hatching Mayfly
Question: I've tied up a bunch of HATCHING MIDGES and plan on tying some
HATCHING MAYFLY PMDs. ( from the book: Randall Kaufmann's "DRY FLIES") In both cases the wingcase and shuck are made of CDC. Can these be used with floatant or will it ruin them? Lou 
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March 14th, 2007, 05:24 PM
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Hatching midge/Hatching Mayfly
Louis Owen wrote:
Question: I've tied up a bunch of HATCHING MIDGES and plan on tying some HATCHING MAYFLY PMDs. ( from the book: Randall Kaufmann's "DRY FLIES") In both cases the wingcase and shuck are made of CDC. Can these be used with floatant or will it ruin them? It will ruin them. Get a piece of Amadou and squeeze the flies with it as needed. - JR
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March 14th, 2007, 08:40 PM
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Hatching midge/Hatching Mayfly
On Mar 14, 9:15 am, "Louis Owen" wrote:
Question: I've tied up a bunch of HATCHING MIDGES and plan on tying some HATCHING MAYFLY PMDs. ( from the book: Randall Kaufmann's "DRY FLIES") In both cases the wingcase and shuck are made of CDC. Can these be used with floatant or will it ruin them? Lou Use the Amadou to dry them, and then brush in some Frog's Fanny, and they'll float like a cork. Never use any other kind of floatant or it will ruin the CDC.
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March 14th, 2007, 10:31 PM
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"George Adams" wrote Use the Amadou to dry them, and then brush in some Frog's Fanny, and they'll float like a cork. Never use any other kind of floatant or it will ruin the CDC. BUT, most emerger patterns are designed to be half in, half out, of the water ... be careful with that Frog's Fanny and only brush the "out" half or you'll halve the effectiveness of the pattern
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March 14th, 2007, 11:16 PM
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Hatching midge/Hatching Mayfly
"George Adams" wrote Use the Amadou to dry them, and then brush in some Frog's Fanny, and they'll float like a cork. Never use any other kind of floatant or it will ruin the CDC. BUT, most emerger patterns are designed to be half in, half out, of the water ... be careful with that Frog's Fanny and only brush the "out" half or you'll halve the effectiveness of the pattern
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