| A | The relationship of the wing on a dry fly is very close to its surrounding hackle. It doesn’t matter if the wing is made out of calf tail hair, deer hair, hackle fibers or synthetic, as a general rule of thumb upright wings and spent wings on dry flies should be at least as long as the longest barbules on the hackle and up to another 50% longer. |
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| B |
Feather slip wings[member Link=”p=2256″ Title=”Quick-link”] |
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Feather tip wings[member Link=”p=2276″ Title=”Quick-link”] |
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Hair wings[member Link=”p=2297″ Title=”Quick-link”] |
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| E |
Down wings[member Link=”p=2315″ Title=”Quick-link”] |
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| E |
Folded hackle slip wings[member Link=”p=138″ Title=”Quick-link”] |
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