RE: [VFB] soft hackle part 2- joyce

[Grombacher, Alan]

Joyce and Murf are right on about this technique.

 

It works well with Ruffie, Spruce, Hun, and duck (Mallard and Bluebill) feathers that can be too big for many uses.

 

Cheers,

 

Alberta Al

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Subject: Re: [VFB] soft hackle part 2- joyce

2:32:34 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

See the bottom of page 367 and page 368 ..you can do a reverse type or
regular..great book the Flytier's Benchside Reference

I agree Joyce.  Great book with many ideas.  I've used this method before and it works when you pay attention to where the fibers are tied in.

Murf

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