Thanks, Nick... Those look like you pulled them from a database somewhere... :)
I guess Vinyl Rib is something I can get at Line's End... Other than the fact that it isn't maybe stretchable.. sounds like I could substitute biot if I had the right color? -Dave On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 02:24:23 +0200, Niclas Runarsson wrote: > V-rib (Vinyl Rib): "Translucent half round ribbing that has many > uses for > segmented bodies such as stone fly nymph patterns. For flatter > looking > bodies tie it in upside down. Use it over a tinsel body to create a > unique > but very effective look on streamer patterns. Has just the right > amount of > stretch to make it easy to work with and to help keep it in > position once it > is wrapped on." > > Swannundaze: "A flat, oval plastic that is ideal for tying nymph > bodies, > stoneflies, chironomids, etc. Slightly stiffer material than either > Larva > Lace or V-Rib." > > Examples of V-rib flies: > http://www.danica.com/flytier/msmith/v-rib_chironomid.htm > http://www.danica.com/flytier/asimon/v-rib_chironomid.htm > http://www.goulburnvlyflyfishing.com.au/Information/Fly%20Patterns/fly > %2025% > 20vrib%20klinkhammer.htm > > ... swannundaze: > http://www.danica.com/flytier/psoria/red_swannundaze_ugly.htm > http://www.danica.com/flytier/jlafevers/rust_midge_pupa.htm > > > /Nick
