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![]() "Jarmo Hurri" wrote in message ... riverman When I tie Wooly Buggers, the hackle fibers inevitably end riverman up either vertical at best, or more commonly pointing riverman forward. ... What's the trick? Hi Myron! The experts will give you the correct answer soon, but I've always solved this problem by using reverse palmering: http://www.frontrangeanglers.com/new...ersehackle.htm -- Jarmo Hurri Commercial email countermeasures included in header email address. Remove all garbage from header email address when replying, or just use . That is indeed the best way to do it. Easier application, better appearance, and greater durability. There is no real point in using any other method, although traditionally salmon flies are palmered somewhat differently, in order to obtain a special appearance. TL MC |
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