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Post by macd on Jan 15, 2007 16:34:06 GMT
Dont have time to do step by step at the moment, hope this is easy enough to follow. BLACK AND YELLOW CONE Cone: large tungsten Tube: 1 1/2” plastic Wing: Black fox and Black bear Hackle: Yellow cock Synthetics:Pearl mirror flash, silver gliss 'n glo, yellow and pearl angel hair. Body: black seal's fur sub blended with pearl lite brite Rib: Flat silver (#14) Butt: Oval Silver Tail: Long Golden Pheasant crest Tying Prepare the tube. The wing is tied on the liner and there are several ways to secure it. 1.Use liner about half the length of body insert and glue it in. 2. In a similar vein, try Frodin's method shown in T&S in January 07. Cut the tube body at an angle and insert the liner. Then bind down and varnish. 3. Burr one end of the liner (the liner here is longer than tube body) and insert. I have used Frodin's method. Despite my loathing of his turbo cones, I like this way of preparing the tube. Now tie in the oval tinsel and wind 3-5 turns. Secure and varnish. Then tie in the pheasant Dub on the black seal's fur sub blended with pearl lite brite. Wind rib. The wing and hackle can now be added. Black Fox, then a couple of strands pearl mirror flash and silver gliss 'n glo. Then tie in a large yellow hackle. Then a few strands of yellow angel hair and a couple of pearl. Add an overwing of black bear and a bit more silvers gliss'n glo. Frodin's method helps kick up the wing, but it can be tied in conventionally or folded. Whip finish and varnish, then slide the cone down. Cut back the liner to within a few mm of the cone, then burr.
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Post by altmor on Jan 15, 2007 20:14:31 GMT
I like it Ross - very nice.
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Post by Fruin on Jan 15, 2007 21:08:40 GMT
I like it Ross. Any colour you like as long as it is black and yellow
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Post by speycaster on Jan 15, 2007 22:17:31 GMT
nice one mate loverly jubely ;D
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Post by macd on Jan 16, 2007 0:14:15 GMT
Thanks boys. Black and yellow is hard to beat early on.
R
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Post by easky on Jan 16, 2007 10:00:07 GMT
nice fly Ross, one for the Thurso maybe? E
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Post by macd on Jan 16, 2007 15:40:16 GMT
A bit heavy maybe unless the water is very big, but cones work well there especially with handlining to make it move. I would probably use a Thurso Dog waddington up there. Im going to try this on the manse pool on the don.
When are you making a start?
R
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Post by easky on Jan 16, 2007 15:48:06 GMT
like yourself I am in 'conservation mode' at the moment ;D, might give the Drowses a throw through if it starts to pick up a bit, the water has been very high and not suitable for the fly. Its really March before I give it serious consideration though E
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Post by tyneandrew on Jan 16, 2007 16:33:23 GMT
Why is there no beat 1 on the Thurso
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elwyman
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Post by elwyman on Jan 16, 2007 16:42:37 GMT
I think beat 1 is the Angling Club's/town water?
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Post by exerod on Jan 16, 2007 16:45:41 GMT
I think beat 1 is the Angling Club's/town water? Not much of a punch line
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Post by macd on Jan 16, 2007 16:52:37 GMT
Beat 1 is the club water. It is a very good beat- especially in low water.
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elwyman
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Post by elwyman on Jan 16, 2007 17:08:05 GMT
I think beat 1 is the Angling Club's/town water? Not much of a punch line Ok then, how about " because of global warming"
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Post by exerod on Jan 16, 2007 17:30:41 GMT
Thats better ;D
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Post by tyneandrew on Jan 16, 2007 18:00:41 GMT
;D
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