Cutcliffe XIV

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Published on May 27. 2025 - 5 days ago
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Wet flies

This is a better version than my first video of this unusual fly, number 14.

Body: Smoky grey heron feather
Hackle: color to match

If you don't have heron, smoky grey wing fibers from a goose will work.

Enjoy!

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This is pattern number 13. Red Fox Fur, Blood Red Hackle, Woodcock Underwing.

Body: red fox fur
Hackle: blood red
Wing: underside of woodcock

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