Remnant Fly #17

This is the 17th fly in a series of flies I call Remnant Flies. If you haven't seen the introductory video on the Remnant flies then head over here to view it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J7SEcDlEME.

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Hook: Mustad 9672, #6
Thread: Danville 6/0, White & Black
Tip: Danville Mylar Tinsel, Gold, #100
Tail: Mallard flank, Wood Duck Gold
Rib: Danville Mylar Tinsel, Gold, #100
Body: Lavender Wool
Hackle: Ring Neck Pheasant Rump
Wing: Guinea

Here is the latest Remnant fly. This one is #17 and a freestyle Wet fly.

I was organizing some of my various yarns this past week and ran across some Lavender yarn that I had and thought it would be nice to use some in a wet fly to see how it looks and fishes. It just so happens that when I started rummaging through my Remnant box for this video the first material that caught my eye was some Lavender yarn. From there the fly developed as a free style wet fly. Not certain the Wood Duck Gold mallard flank fits with the overall color scheme but I think the fly turned out pretty well. The only other thing I would change is using a #12 or #14 Mylar tinsel instead of the larger #10. - - Enjoy

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