RE: [VFB] Del

[mark romero]

Yeah, that'll also work. At least it's more durable that way too. Oh Del, 
somebody put up a url for you to go to and get a recipe. You miss it? Had a 
peracock herl thorax, but with only a single herl and no strenthining (cool 
word spellin', lol), so i was just helpin' ya. Good luck. mark

From: "Deborah Duran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: <vfb@troutnet.com>
Subject: RE: [VFB] Del
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 22:43:40 -0500
Better yet....  Rope dub your peacock herl (that's the best way I can
explain it to those who know rope dubbing).  Wrap your peacock herl around 
a
piece of thread and then wrap that around the hook shank.  Then it will 
last
through more than a couple fish.
Deb

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Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 8:37 PM
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Subject: [VFB] Del
After seeing that Yaller Hammer pattern on the fly tying world site, i 
would

reccommend you to at least use two peacock herls, and wrap one first and
then the other thru it for durability. Fish sure as hell isn't gonna mind,
and the fly will hold up longer. One herl will be busted on you after the
first fish. Maybe a little bit of very fine gold wire (wraped thru) might
help as well. Help sink it and the extra bulk (of an added herl) is good 
for

splaying the hackle anyway. Good luck. mark.....