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    Posted: 26 Sep 2009 at 9:24am
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Heres a couple of emergers I've been tying lately
 
 
Foam back sparkle dun
Parasol emerger
Deer hair emerger
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Great work Jack... I especially like the Parasol...
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That parasol one is a seriously cool tie. What's the technique? Is it difficult?
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Thanks Clark
 
Its pretty easy, just tie in the pink material and wind the thread around it till it gets to the right length and then attach a grizzly hacle feather
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Nice flies. That paraol looks deadly and the others look as though they mean business.  Have Fun.  Jax
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Sorry Jack... I've been told off by my mate Mr Carty who tells me the fly shown is not a Parasol but a Dandelion Emerger. My mistake... A parasol looks like this... http://hipwader.com/2005/tying-the-parasol-emerger and yours is, of course, a A dandelion emerger... http://hipwader.com/2003/dandelion-fly-pattern
I shall now take myself off and give me a damn good talking too.... Cool
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geeze Clark, I am so disapointed in youTongue

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is Mr Carty on this forum
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Originally posted by jack23961 jack23961 wrote:

geeze Clark, I am so disapointed in youTongue

Me too.
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Originally posted by jack23961 jack23961 wrote:

is Mr Carty on this forum
 
I don't know.......Confused
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Hi Clark and Jack; It is good to see I am in good company. I also forgot about the Dandelion. Jax
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