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    Default Dame Juliana

    Nondescript often equates versatile and effective. This has to be a good thing, no?





    Dame Juliana
    Hook: Grip 12804BL #14
    Thread: Benecchi 12/0, black
    Hackle: Brown partridge
    Body: Dubbing brush on fine copper wire, mix of natural and synthetic materials
    Tail: Brown partridge barbs


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    Hans W
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    I do wonder what the good dame would make of that fly Hans. Her selection, I am informed, didn't have any wound hackles. As for me that looks perfect for the brown trout lochs. As I've just resolved to fish them rather than "bathe" in them next time out I may just tie some up. Did you make your dubbing brush?
    Cheers,
    A.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanB View Post
    Did you make your dubbing brush?
    Alan,

    Not this time - a commercial product, Jan Siman dubbing brush.

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    Hans W
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    Very nice. I bet that would be serve as a good March Brown emerger, Hans.
    Bruce

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    Hans,

    Yes...No....well actually, I don't know.....but based on my gut feel alone it looks like it might catch fish pretty well! It just plain looks fishy to me.

    I think Dame Juliana would approve.

    Regards,

    Gandolf
    Last edited by Gandolf; 05-08-2013 at 08:28 PM.

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    I love this pattern Hans. It looks buggy and tasty !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    "Tap her light and she'll always be fresh"

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    Paddy, Don't be tempted Its not edible!
    Cheers
    A.

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    Might that, as dressed, be a wet fly for a Calibaetis??

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