Re: [VFB] Greenwells Glory Variations

2010-01-31 Thread Dail Graham
Iain-I was sure you would be able to help me.   I really appreciate the 
patterns and now I can get to work.   Now unconfused  I will retreat back under 
my rock.Thanks .Dail Graham/MO
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  From: iain short 
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  Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2010 1:59 AM
  Subject: [VFB] Greenwells Glory Variations


  Pearsalls silk is specified because it changes colour when wet while modern 
synthetic threads do not.  Same applies to all the old silk thread/silk floss 
bodied flies - partridge  orange, snipe  purple etc ... you will catch more 
fish using silk



  Greenwells Glory (Veniard)
  Hook: 10-16 down eyed
  Thread: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax (Try solid 
block beeswax)
  Tail: Light Furnace cock
  Body: Tying silk
  Rib: Fine gold wire
  Hackle: Light Furnace cock
  Wing: Darkest starling or hen blackbird

  Greenwells Glory (W.H.Lewrie)
  Hook: 10-16 down eyed
  Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire
  Hackle: Dark Furnace Hen
  Wing: Hen blackbird

  Greenwells Glory (Francis Francis)
  Hook: 7-12 down eyed
  Body: Dark olive silk well waxed with cobbler's wax (Try solid block beeswax)
  Rib: Fine gold wire
  Hackle: Small dark Coch-y-bonddhu
  Wing: Woodcock

  Greenwells Glory (Skews)
  Hook: 14-16 down eyed
  Tail: three fibers as hackle
  Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk waxed with clear wax  ribbed with fine gold 
wire
  Hackle: Greenish yellow-olive cock
  Wing: Pale to dark starling

  Greenwells Glory (Tweedside pattern) (also Edmonds  Lee)
  Hook:14 down eyed
  Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire
  Hackle: Coch-y-bonddhu
  Wing: Hen blackbird tied in a bunch and split

  Greenwells Nymph (Roberts)
  Hook: 10-16 down eyed
  Tail: Coch-y-bonddhu
  Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire
  Thorax: Grey or blue-grey dubbing
  Wing case: Grouse hackle with the tips turned down as legs

  Greenwells Spider
  Hook: 12-16 down eyed
  Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire
  Hackle: Coch-y-bonddhu tied swept back to reach point of hook




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[VFB] Greenwells Glory Variations

2010-01-30 Thread iain short

Pearsalls silk is specified because it changes colour when wet while modern 
synthetic threads do not.  Same applies to all the old silk thread/silk floss 
bodied flies - partridge  orange, snipe  purple etc ... you will catch more 
fish using silk



Greenwells Glory (Veniard)
Hook: 10-16 down eyed
Thread: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax (Try solid block 
beeswax)

Tail: Light Furnace cock

Body: Tying silk
Rib: Fine gold wire

Hackle: Light Furnace cock

Wing: Darkest starling or hen blackbird

Greenwells Glory (W.H.Lewrie)

Hook: 10-16 down eyed

Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire


Hackle: Dark Furnace Hen


Wing: Hen blackbird

Greenwells Glory (Francis Francis)

Hook: 7-12 down eyed

Body: Dark olive silk well waxed with cobbler's wax (Try solid block beeswax)

Rib: Fine gold wire


Hackle: Small dark Coch-y-bonddhu


Wing: Woodcock

Greenwells Glory (Skews)

Hook: 14-16 down eyed


Tail: three fibers as hackle


Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk waxed with clear wax  ribbed with fine gold wire


Hackle: Greenish yellow-olive cock


Wing: Pale to dark starling

Greenwells Glory (Tweedside pattern) (also Edmonds  Lee)

Hook:14 down eyed


Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire


Hackle: Coch-y-bonddhu


Wing: Hen blackbird tied in a bunch and split

Greenwells Nymph (Roberts)

Hook: 10-16 down eyed


Tail: Coch-y-bonddhu


Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire
Thorax: Grey or blue-grey dubbing


Wing case: Grouse hackle with the tips turned down as legs

Greenwells Spider


Hook: 12-16 down eyed



Body: Primrose Pearsalls Silk well waxed with cobbler's wax ribbed with fine 
gold wire

Hackle: Coch-y-bonddhu tied swept back to reach point of hook


  
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