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Parachute flies have several advantages.
First you don't need the higher-grade hackle to construct the fly. A #3
dry fly neck will do about as well as a #1, which will cost much more. the
fact that the hackles radiate outward from the hook means they will better
support the fly on the surface. I personally feel that parachute files
give a more realistic impression of an insect to the fish that views the fly,
since the hackles are in the same position as the insect's legs. and when
tied with brightly colored hackles, these flies are easier to see on the
float. A final advantage is that in rough water, a parachute-hackled dry
fly will float longer and better than a conventional one."
"Advanced Fly Fishing Techniques" by Lefty
Kreh
Rick
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