In this video, Greg connects a traditional dry fly pattern that has actually shown itself with time.
Generally a wire would be utilized to incorporate the palmered hackle, however to conserve time Greg avoids this action for this reason the “guides” variation.
Tie these in various sizes and fish them when absolutely nothing else is working.
Products
Hook: TMC100 Size 16
Thread: Uni Thread Red 8/0
Body: Peacock Hurl
Hackle: Whiting Grizzly
Glue: Hard as Hull Penetrator Cement
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