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    Red Alpine/Tenkara Spider
    Hook: size 12
    Thread: Black
    Body: Red Silk
    Rib: It is either silver wire or a painted wire.
    I went tying crazy and forgot to note for the recipe.
    Hackle: Brown, I think.


    Olive Bead Nymph
    Hook: Size 18
    Bead: Small olive painted bead
    Body: Olive camel fur
    Rib: Narrow silver tinsel
    Hackle: Small olive hen


    Red Bead Nymph
    Hook: Size 12 nymph hook
    Bead; Red painted bead
    Tail: Partridge fibres
    Body: Partridge Fibres twisted
    Rib: Flat gold tinsel
    Thorax: Light Hare's Ear


    This is a very old pattern, at least two hundred years, it is a simple wet
    fly, as dressed by the professional fishermen on the River Tweed.
    Furnace and Hare's Lug
    Hook: Size 12
    Wing: Furnace hen, tie as if for a soft hackle, one or two turns,
    then stroke the fibres upright and with a couple of turns of thread,
    tie upright.
    Body: Hare's ear dubbing.
    Last edited by Donald Nicolson; 04-30-2011 at 01:22 AM. Reason: Wrong pic
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