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Henryville Special
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Detailed instructions for tying a Henryville Special.
Hook: 1X-long dry-fly hook (e.g. Dai-Riki #300), size 14.
Thread: 6/0 or 70 Denier, black.
Abdomen hackle: Grizzly.
Abdomen: Superfine dry-fly dubbing, olive.
Underwing: Wood-duck flank feather fibers.
Wings: Mallard primary-feather slips.
Hackle: Brown or ginger.
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Grew up on the Broadheads. The Henryville Special is a classic and has out fished all others for me
When I started tying flies almost 50 years ago, this one is one of the first dry flies I learned to tie. Its way better now with the good dry fly hackle that is readily available. Then again the trout didn't care to much back in '65, I fished a glass rod then, and this year I am adding a butter stick to the rod fold. I just might use one of my old plugger medalist reels with it. Just because. Or maybe take out the old Fenwick and fish like I did when I was 9!
Another excellent video! Please keep them coming.
In doing the research on this pattern, I saw the wings in just about every imaginable position, but this is the way I learned to tie the pattern. Not sure how Hiram Brobst oriented the wings way back when.
Very nice pattern! I'm sure it would do well imitating some slate wing Mayfly' as well.
Great pattern
I'm sure it would. I just got a reply from someone out in Oregon that uses them for their little olive stonefly hatch.
could be a Stonefly, caddis or a grasshopper. Nice video. very helpful.
I thought the original pattern was with the duck wings flat over the top, which imitates a caddis perfectly. I tie mine like this and have great luck with it.
Really nice fly. Do you suppose this is going the way of the hair wing too? I am trying to find someone to teach me Classic Atlantic Salmon flies but most of the old patterns have been updated to include hair wings. I have a book and I am just going to have to try to lean from it. I haven't found a feather wing salmon fly on UA-cam. Maybe they take too long to tie and wouldn't be practical. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean
Probably a bit more work than many of the caddis patterns used today, but still very effective.
hey i don't live that fare away from the poconos i am think i will be using this fly a lot
super!
can i tie it in diffrent collors of hackle ?