Going to try and tie LaFontaine's twisted nymph and calls for Golden Badger hackle mixed with grizzly hackle. Any idea what would substitute for Golden Badger?
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Going to try and tie LaFontaine's twisted nymph and calls for Golden Badger hackle mixed with grizzly hackle. Any idea what would substitute for Golden Badger?
Badger hackle has a dark center. Golden probably means it is darker cream at the tips rather than the almost-white of some light badger hackle. I would just go with dark ginger. You could probably even run a black marker down the quill to make a good imitation.
A Furnace hackle or a Greenwell should do the trick. If you shop around you'll find that there is a great variation in the various Furnace/Greenwell skins on offer.
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Donald/Scotland
Greg-thanks, I have a Metz #1 lt ginger saddle hackle I just found in the bottom of my stuff with some dark brown mixed in that should work.
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