50 Shades Of Hare's Ear
Hook: Fulling Mill Czech Nymph, sizes 10-16 (Size 12 Pictured)
Bead: 3.5MM gold tungsten
Weight: Tungsten sheeting cut into a strip and wrapped around hook shank. Thorax doubled (or lead wire).
Thread: UTC 70, fl. fire orange
Bead: 3.5MM gold tungsten
Weight: Tungsten sheeting cut into a strip and wrapped around hook shank. Thorax doubled (or lead wire).
Thread: UTC 70, fl. fire orange
Rib: Hends 0.1MM gold
Body: DMC embroidery thread, pearl effect #E746 and dark brown #938
Body: DMC embroidery thread, pearl effect #E746 and dark brown #938
Collar.Thorax: Mixture of brown hare's ear, tan Antron yarn, brown deer hair and Sybai's Fine Flash. fiery brown.
Notes:
(1) It is recommended to utilize UTC 140 to quicken the time it takes to form a taper. The head is finished with 70-denier.
(2) The number of floss strands is dictated by the hook style and size. I am using 3-strands of pearl (bottom) (same color as tinsel) and 4-strands of dark brown.
(3) Before the each knot is secure tightly a very small pinch of hare's ear is inserted into the loop then tightened. I applied the hare's ear every other knot.
(4) If you haven't an opportunity to fish woven nymphs you are missing out on some hot pattrns!
Notes:
(1) It is recommended to utilize UTC 140 to quicken the time it takes to form a taper. The head is finished with 70-denier.
(2) The number of floss strands is dictated by the hook style and size. I am using 3-strands of pearl (bottom) (same color as tinsel) and 4-strands of dark brown.
(3) Before the each knot is secure tightly a very small pinch of hare's ear is inserted into the loop then tightened. I applied the hare's ear every other knot.
(4) If you haven't an opportunity to fish woven nymphs you are missing out on some hot pattrns!
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