Hi Again
This time I’m
about to write about one of my accidental creations that have made its way to
my top flies.
White
Hackled green&silver started out as so many other great patterns, as a miss
memorized version of a popular fly on the river Neiden, the Rimpauttaja. (http://perhorasia.fi/Fly/Fly.thtml?flyID=24049
for those of you that can understand Finnish) . Around ten years ago was tying
at the camp and tried to copy from memory a fly, I had seen one of the older
fishermen use successfully, but I got only the main colors green, silver and
the typical white hackle right. None the less it was not long before the newly
created pattern caught me some fine grilse after which it has slowly become one
of my “go to” patterns in certain conditions. The fly has to date produced more
than a dozen fish for me, with the biggest being a bright silvery beauty of 97cm.
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| WHGS x3 |
I mainly
tend to use the fly in clear water and clear to overcast skies varying the size
depending on the temperatures. I tie the fly, as most of my flies, in several
sizes varying the size from +10cm tubes to size 10 or smaller doubles
Recipes:
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| White Hackled Green&Silver |
Hook: 4-10
Double Low Water
Thread:
Black
Tag: Oval
Silver
Tail: Fl.Green
FluoroFibre
Rib: Oval
Silver
Body: ½ flat
silver
½ Peacock green Super Bright dubbing
Wing: Under:
Green Squirrel Tail,
Top: Dark Brown Nutria
Hackle:
White Hen
Head: Black
thread
WHGS Tube:
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| WHGS |
Tag: Oval Silver
Tail: Fl.Green
FluoroFibre
Belt: Peacock
green Super Bright dubbing
Rib: Oval
Silver
Body Hackle:
bright Green Cock Hackle on Green part of body
Body: ½ silver
braid
½ Peacock green Super Bright dubbing
Wing1: Dark
Grey Fox with Blue Angelhair
Hackle:
White soft Hen
Wing 2:
Black Himalayan goat+ Peacock Herl
Head:
Silver Cone head
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