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Published Aug 25. 2015 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited Feb 27. 2019
Step 3 - split yarn
Tie the end of the yarn back on the tail of the fly thus creating a loop or make a two thread legs by splitting the Antron for a thinner body.
Step 3 - split yarn
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the McKenzie River n
the McKenzie River near Eugene, Oregon, USA is a fabulous fishery. My best results using a Shark's Caddis Larva is when I used the hare dubbing sparingly. I have a tendency to use too much material.
Rado - How do you organize your fly boxes?
I evolved from wet and dry boxes to location boxes; (places I frequently fish). Now I organize boxes for specific insect species. Example: Blue Winged Olive - dry, emerger, and nymph patterns in multiple sizes and color. On my label, I note time of day for hatches and type of water habitat as a reminder to myself. I found this to helpful in selecting an appropriate pattern. What do you do?