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    www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZN1249smis
    Learn to tie the simi seal leech from the guy who invented it.

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    To be fair, Rohmer did not invent this pattern, just modified an existing one by changing the material. The mohair/angora goat leech is a very old pattern. It can be tied with any long fiber dubbing, whether natural or synthetic, or with mohair, which is angora goat yarn. I personally prefer STS Trilobal for these because it is not as flashy as Semi-Seal, but have some of those as well, for murkier conditions.

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    Thanks Liljoe. Now I have a use for lots of dubbing on a fly! I teach classes and the mantra is "Take a pinch and use half". I may have to adjust to "Take a pinch and add half"!
    Mike

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    Mike, well I really hope it works for you! And Merry Christmas!
    The measurements of fly fishing: 1 part man, 1 part fish, and all God.

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    Liljoe, is Warren rubbing off on you?


    Regards,
    Ed

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    Ed, now what would make you say that?
    The measurements of fly fishing: 1 part man, 1 part fish, and all God.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liljoe View Post
    This fly isn't good looking but it's been productive.

    Right off the vise it looks like it's already been chewed by some fish, which is a good thing; real nice fly.

    Regards,
    Scott

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