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In general what I think you will find is that the "old-school" tyers from the Catskill Region tied their dry flies with larger and thinner hackle collars, longer wings, longer tails and...

OK then, here's one:

If they tailored the fly to the insect, then why on God's Green Earth did they use Woodduck for the wings of a Hendrickson or Gordon Quill? ...

Allan,

If she's at the Rendezvous grab my arm when you ask..please http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/smile.gif. C'ya then.

Allan...yep. Bigger, sparser hackle, longer tails, wings are set farther back and, too, are longer. To name a few.

I wonder..have you ever asked Mary what she thinks about the modernized...

Allan,

I'm not seeing it. Would you be sure to point it out to me when we gather in Roscoe next month?

I have shivers and goosebumps lookng at them.....

Sorry Guys..A-S-S u&me again!
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Turle knot! Of course! I don't use one so...

Awesome Hans. Simply awesome. Perhaps "chilling" is the word.

Here's a question I've always had: What is the rationale for leaving the gap of bare hook shank between the eye and thread head?
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