Light Olive Flymph

Published on Mar 13. 2024 - 1 years ago
Updated or edited 1 years ago

Materials Used;

Hook, Fulling Mill All-Purpose Medium size 12
Thread, Uni-8/0 Dark Brown
Tail, Light Yellow or Olive Cock Hackle Fibres
Rib, Small Oval Gold Tinsel
Body, Natural Seals Fur or Sub Mixed with a Little Yellow Seals Fur or Sub
Hackle, Chinese or Indian Cock dyed Pale Yellow
Wing, Grey Mallard
Head, Rabbit and UV Lite-Brite Mixed

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Davie McPhail

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Wing: Woodcock

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