Emerger Pattern

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flyfisherman22
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2011/04/26 15:23:06 (permalink)

Emerger Pattern

Hey guys, ive been tying some parachute emergers, getting ready for some sulfurs and bwo. Anyone have any patterns they could share, ive been trying to find out how to tie the mono emerger (hard to explain, but the parachute or foam, is a few inchs above the fly itself). any ideas?

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    steely34
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    RE: Emerger Pattern 2011/04/26 19:49:33 (permalink)
    FF22 -
    I believe what your talking about is the parasol emerger - may be wrong though. If it is - here's a link to a tute for it. Hope this helps.


    http://www.theflyfishingforum.com/forums/share-patterns/72516-parasol-emerger.html

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    flyfisherman22
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    RE: Emerger Pattern 2011/04/26 19:55:18 (permalink)
    Exactly what i meant. Thanks for the reference, time to get busy

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    steely34
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    RE: Emerger Pattern 2011/04/26 20:24:11 (permalink)
    glad to help

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