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Royal Wulff     View in Low Resolution     Richard used Duco cement, slightly thinned with acetone, instead of head cement. He, like most tiers, loops the thread around the base of each split calf tail wing a few times, before winding the hackles. Richard uses two hackles per Royal Wulff. He winds one hackle first and then the other, rather than winding both hackles at once. I also noticed Richard ties the body with just one peacock fiber. After starting at the tail, he winds that single peacock fiber forward a bit, ties in two strands of red floss, and then winds the floss over top the peacock strand, thereby forcing the peacock strand forward as he winds the floss. Then he tied off the floss and finished winding the peacock herl. This body-tying technique struck me as an organized and well thought sequence of events. http://www.parksflyshop.com/

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