Ruz-Du

Published on Apr 30. 2024 - 12 months ago
Updated or edited 11 months ago

This is a stiff hackle wet French pattern tied based on the listing in Jean-Paul Pequegnot’s book “French Fishing Flies”

Hook: size 10 or 12 wet fly
Body: Front half black silk rear half orange silk
Hackle: black rooster. Length about 1.5/2x hook gap. Tied sparse.

Simple and pretty fly.

Enjoy!

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