Re: [VFB] Challenged Green Drake

[mark romero]

Janet, i know of a cripple pattern that can be applied to just about any 
mayfly species. Maybe not the very, very little BWO's but just about any 
other regular mayfly tye. Uses a Goose biot body, CDC wing, and grizzley or 
whatever hackle....also has a trailing shuck, and a tail. If you get a 
chance, pick up a copy of the Rene Harrop tying video. It's on that tape. 
His daughter tyes it, (PMD Last Chance Cripple) on the tape. Each member of 
the family does at least one fly, and he does quite a few. Great tape. 
mark.........


From: Tony Spezio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Challenged Green Drake
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 16:39:18 -0500
My "Still Born" might fit the bill. It is on Byard's site.
It has a trailing shuck and very short wings coming out of the thorax.
Tony
Bob & Janet Schimpf wrote:
Does anyone know a pattern called "Challenged Green Drake"?  I believe 
it's
a green drake partially hatched out.  Is this the same as a "cripple"?  Is
it the stage before emerger?  Any information will be appreciated.  
Thanks!

Janet


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