I like the simplicity and the "floatability" of the paraloop, but like the triggering effect of divided upright wings in a dun pattern. I tried combining them this morning.
You be the judge until I can let the trout decide?
From below
A Winged Paraloop
I like the simplicity and the "floatability" of the paraloop, but like the triggering effect of divided upright wings in a dun pattern. I tried combining them this morning.
You be the judge until I can let the trout decide?
From below
Last edited by Byron haugh; 12-28-2012 at 03:36 PM.
Byron, so I am clear on this. You pulled the paraloop forward, dividing the wing?
Cheers,
Hans W
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Not sure if the paraloop goes through or around. The top view is conspicuous by its absence. That would reveal more.
Cheers,
A.
Hans,Originally Posted by Hans Weilenmann
I had tied them in in a divided fashion and then pulled the para loop between them.
Top View
Last edited by Byron haugh; 12-28-2012 at 05:42 PM.
Perhaps easier to discern in a size 14. I believe it presents the beloved footprint of the Paraloop and yet has the trigger points of a divided wing?
A very good idea. Problem with paraloops/pullovers is their lack of the wing both as a trigger and for visibility. Nice solution to both problems.
Thank you W. I really like them and can hardly wait to try them.
Last edited by Byron haugh; 12-29-2012 at 09:30 PM.
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