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Dr. Milne
Dr. Milne
| Tyer: |
Richard
Connors |
| Tag: |
Four
or five turns of narrow gold tinsel |
| Tail: |
Golden
Pheasant Crest |
| Body: |
Yellow
Chenille |
| Wing: |
Black
bear hair followed by four gray hackles, long. |
| Topping: |
Red
swan or goose wing feather as long as the jungle cock (red schlappen
shown) |
| Shoulder: |
Brown
mallard bread feather |
| Cheek: |
Jungle
Cock |
To the Fall Streamers Swap
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A wish for a generic bait imitation was what made Kasper Mühlbach develop a fly, which he originally dubbed the Epoxy Triumph; A small epoxied baitfish imitation along the lines of the American tradition.
This fly was since modified a bit, and is now the Epoxy Miracle.
Ray Bergman is the originator of these three simple mixed wing streamers. The three were included in the updated version of Col. Bate's wonderful book "Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing". The combination of materials, the overall shape and color of the streamers really caught Bob Petti's eye.
During the warmer months of the year, they are just about anywhere... Ants. Martin Westbeek shows an easy way to tie a good ant imitation that will sit well on the surface and hopefully lure trout or grayling.
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