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I'm pretty new at all this. I'm having trouble deciphering some of the abbreviations that are used when identifying flys. I figured out some by matching them on LRO on-line store and my Orvis fly catalog, but some I can't find. I'm sure with time I'll pick it up, but for now I'm in need of some type of cheat sheet. I'd greatly appreciate any and all help.
Thanks, Rob |
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There's a few that come to mind quickly:
EHC - elk hair caddis BWO - blue wing olive PT - pheasant tail BH - bead head...added before several different types of flies...as in BHPT = bead head pheasant tail Hope this helps! Welcome to the board! |
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That will absolutely help me put a lot of things together.
Thanks, Rob |
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HE - Hare's Ear (GRHE - Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear; BHHE - Bead Head Hare's Ear)
SH - Soft Hackle (as in SMBBSH - Smoky Mtn Black Bird Soft Hackle) PA - Parachute Adams
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bhptfb-bead head pheasant tail flash back
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Thanks for the info. All is appreciated. I'll be ready for a pop-quiz soon.
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FB, Flash Back, Got it. Thanks
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EHPT-FBQWERTY}LMNOP
Not sure what it was but it was floating in my soup at lunch today.... |
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Thanks for the heads up, I'll make sure not to order the alphabet soup tomorrow.
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CDC= cul de canard, which is common for wings on sulphur patterns
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