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Howdy,
I posted this to another forum, but thought it might be interesting to see what ROFFians and ROFFTians have to say about it: I was reading an article that mentions the cat's whisker (and variations thereof) as being a good fly for some of the waters I regularly fish. In reading various tying instructions and descriptions of the fly, it seem that it's usually tied with bead-chain eyes. My questions a Are the bead-chain eyes tied on like a Clouser (i.e., on the "outside" of the shank so the fly will ride hook-point up)? And if so, do you tie the wing on the hook side so it is on top of the fly? My reason for asking this is that I hate having the wing on the hook side, as it invariably twists arond the hook, and could even interfere with hook-setting. So do you just put the wing on the bottom, or do you put the bead-chain eyes on the other side of the shank so it rides hook-point down? Or am I making much ado about nothing? :-) Chuck Vance |
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