Kite's Imperial - Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size14, Thread, Purple Pearsalls Silk, Tail, Honey or Rusty Dun Cock Fibres, Rib, Fine Gold or Copper Wire, Body and Thorax, Natural Grey Turkey/Sooty Slate, Hackle, Honey or Rusty Dun Cock - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Kite's Imperial

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Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size14, Thread, Purple Pearsalls Silk, Tail, Honey or Rusty Dun Cock Fibres, Rib, Fine Gold or Copper Wire, Body and Thorax, Natural Grey Turkey/Sooty Slate, Hackle, Honey or Rusty Dun Cock
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Davie McPhail
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Martin Joergensen
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