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"Daniel M. Handzel" wrote in message
... Polypropylene used as the post on a parachute dry fly will add a lot to the floating ability! The Fly will float even after some fishes caught without cleaning. Of course, cleaning and drying makes it even better. I'm a great fan of these parachute flies tied with polypropylene. The use of the colour "fuorescent white" makes it visible at dawn, another advantage... While checking out the local fly shop for materials to tie parachutes, it was suggested to use antron. I believe it was suggested because of it's light reflecting properties (as in more shine.) Any thoughts about this? |
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Fly-Rite Poly - UK Outlet | Fly Fishing Tying | 1 | April 24th, 2004 11:12 AM | |
benefits of antron? | steve sullivan | Fly Fishing | 32 | January 11th, 2004 07:25 AM |
benefits of antron? | steve sullivan | Fly Fishing Tying | 29 | January 11th, 2004 07:25 AM |