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Easy little midge to tie. Tied 3 of them and two were decent. Having a little trouble hiding the thread at the end when I do the final knot, but they still look decent. I think I have a new favorite over the zebra midge, as far as tying goes anyway. Don't know about fishing them yet.
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Got a pic of a stripper midge? I'm curious what it looks like. I could not find it on the internet.
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Try this thread for a discussion about it.
http://littleriveroutfitters.com/for...ad.php?t=11967 But here is a pic. ![]()
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Thanks. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Yep, cool looking little midge and easy to tie! I didn't think I would ever find anything easier to tie than a zebra midge, but I was wrong! (imagine that)
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Add a drop of superglue just behind the head and when you tie off make a couple of wraps, then bend the herl stem back and tie off over it. It should only take 2 or 3 wraps and a 3 turn whip finish. On small flies like this you need to make every wrap count
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