Published May 9. 2024 - 7 months ago
Updated or edited May 16. 2024

Poil de Lièvre - Ragot family

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Poil de Lièvre (Hare’s Hair)
Eugene Ragot around 1910 wet fly pattern

Hook: 9-12
Body: hare’s fur - underfur and guard hairs dubbed.
Tip: orange silk
Hackle: ash grey hen hackle

Andrè Ragot around 1955 adapts his father’s pattern to a nymph

Hook: 10-16
Body: rear abdomen almond green wool; thorax hare’s fur
Tail: ash grey cock hackle fibers

Pick out hare’s fur on both patterns.

Enjoy!

Originator: 
Fly Anorak
Submitter: 
Adam Rieger
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