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Today, I trimmed the Griffith's Gnat hackle a little bit to make the
hackle length is about 1.5 times hook gap. Here is the picture. http://picasaweb.google.com/Dan.versacorp.cn/Forum02 I have to say I do not have the genetic hackle to tie the fly. I use the smallest Chinese rooster neck feather to tie the fly. And I also reduce the wrap of peacock herl. The pattern looks a little weird. I just want to know whether it looks better than my first one. Or there is anything I should pay attention to when tying this pattern again. |
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