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On Dec 6, 3:53 pm, Scott Seidman wrote:
Mike wrote in news:19e577a7-cb14-4f37-8f19- : No idea, but if you want an easy way to dress the Griffithïs Gnat; A newbie should learn how to deal with peacock herl the correct way. Nothing like the basics. There's a very good description in The Benchside Reference, that makes use of the fact that there's a long side and a short side to the herl, and you tie it on such that the long side protrudes. -- Scott Reverse name to reply Thanks Scott. I have that book and will reference it when I tie the Gnat. |
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