Re: Adams problems
I have a lot less of that problem since I began paying closer attention to the tails of my dry flies. A tail that is too short can cause a fly to ride on it's side but the most common fault in my flies was that the tail was going down below the the hook bend and thus below the center of gravity of the fly. Make sure that the tail fibers extend out straight off of the hook shank or even cock upward a little bit and your problem may disappear.
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