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    Default F-C Pearl Shiner

    Does anyone have a recipe for this fly? It looks like from a picture that it uses ostrich, but I could be wrong about that.

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    Kelkay, I was going to say to ask KelKay from looking at the link and say that I think that she tied all of those, then I look who posted the question - ha. So no I can't help you with the recipe, but the flies in your album are they flies that you tied or flies that you want to tie?

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    Those are all flies I have tied myself Clay. That is funny what you said about asking me, and I am the originator of the question. I know that someone tied this pattern, but they didn't use ostrich, I think they tied it with estaz instead. I was just wondering if the tail and body was ostrich, or if the tail was marabou and the body was ostrich. It was hard to tell with the picture I saw.

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    Tail is ostrich (if you go to F-C site and type in ostrich, they tell you that) with a little pearl Krystal Flash; body appears to be Estaz or Crystal Chenille, head looks like red thread. They also have a pattern sheet available for purchase but this looks like a pretty simple one to figure out..

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    Oh cool, thank you Scott!

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    KeyKay, you have a lot of nice flies in your album. Looks like lots of hard work went into those.

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    Glad you liked them Clay. I am still learning and tying new patterns all the time. It keeps me somewhat sane...lol.

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    here's a slightly better pic it's the best i can find.
    from what i see in comparison to the quick scan of the ostrich herl it's definately an ostrich herl tail.

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    i called feathercraft about the pattern sheet and they usps the pattern sheet and i don't have patience to wait that long.
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    "There's more B.S. in fly fishing than there is in a Kansas feedlot." Lefty Kreh
    I can't say about fly fishing but there's a lot of feed lots in Kansas.
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    Thanks everyone. You don't know how much I appreciate all the help.

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