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Mikulak Sedge video posted

Posted on February 6, 2011 by KenM

At last week’s meeting, Florin tyed the Mikulak Sedge. The video is now posted on YouTube.

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Credit Michael Dell. Following up on my experiment Credit Michael Dell. Following up on my experiments with the Partridge Swedish Dry Fly hook K1A I tied some LaFontaine Dancing Caddis with the remaining size 16 hooks I had. I used a couple different patches of deer hair and experimented with different amounts of hair. A newer more clear photo has been added thanks to the photoshop skills of my friend, Wally Lutz.
“Red Tipped Governor:” updated pattern. Hook - “Red Tipped Governor:” updated pattern. Hook - 10 - 16 Thread - Red Wallywing - Dark dun duck. Tail - Golden pheasant tippets. Tag - Red floss or tinsel Body - Peacock herl Ribbing - Red floss or tinsel Hackle - Brown With roots in the1838 wet fly, the Governor has seen 190+ years of service to fly fishermen. Credit: Wally Lutz
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