Published Jan 12. 2021 - 3 years ago

Dry fly, hackle work and peacock quills

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Hackle and peacock are to beautiful materials to work with . To have an compact and tidy hackle you need to clean the one side of the feather before tying. The peacock quills need to be moistened or damp before tying, on this way it will not break so easy. Enjoy the video and let me know if you want more dry flies videos!!

Originator: 
Fiske i marka Fabien Moulin
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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