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    Another Wulff variation (or a dry Tellico?); possibly originated in Colorado. Kinda played around with the sequence to tie the body - instructions I saw just had peacock wrapped, then ribbed with floss; I wanted a more RW look so I wrapped/overlapped herl/Uni-stretch. Can't imagine it makes a bit of difference; tie it however you like.


    hook - Mustad 94840 #12
    thread - Uni 8/0 camel
    tail - calftail
    body - peacock herl/Uni-stretch yellow
    wing - calftail
    hackle - brown


    Part 1

    Mash down barb, start thread at 75% mark




    clean, stack, clean, stack, clean, stack, measure (hook length) a clump of calftail; tie in (lean on it - I popped the thread twice but the wing's not going anywhere), trim at an angle, cover with thread and a bit of Sally










    clean, stack, measure (shank length) a smaller clump of calftail; tie in, wrap forward to junction with wing butts, trim and smooth with thread (and a little more Sally)








    pull wing up, set angle with thread dam


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    Part 2


    divide and conquer






    post and set with locking wrap






    repeat






    set dihedral, brush base with Sally




    tie in rib




    tie in peacock




    twist peacock around tying thread


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    Part 3

    take a wrap of peacock, then Uni-stretch; repeat up the body to 60% mark; tie it all off and trim






    tie in hackle




    wrap, tie off, trim, half hitch x 2, SHHAN one more time



    blue shift



    red shift




    Regards,
    Scott

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