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As Requested the SBS (Coyote "Hackles")

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failtospey
it took 15 minutes to video the SBS and 3 hours to upload, I hate hotel internet..... Enjoy everyone
Oh yeah and I didnt set the wing in the video, ancient Chinese secrets, black arts and other hinky stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HlETKtSRjQ&feature=youtu.behttp://

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Back Eddy
Many thanks for the effort

Will mark this as a favorite
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fish0n4evr
super!!!!!
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D
WOW, THANKS! Nice demonstration, I definitely will try that technique! Once again, thanks...
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river right
nice video man!
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failtospey
thanks guys
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Pere
Thanks for posting, I think I can try this, I happen to have some coyote.
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CWITroutBum
You da man! Thanks so much for doing this!
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failtospey
CWITroutBum said:
You da man! Thanks so much for doing this!
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No problem, I am finding out that there is so many variations of the same technique, not sure if this is unique, but it is definitely got my style all over it!
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middlecalf
Speyed Fox

failtospey said:
...not sure if this is unique
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My tying skills are really not good enough to be experimenting like this, but I tried something similar a while back for one of the tying challenges using fox hair. One difference is I palmered the dubbed loop up from the rear of the body. Fox is a lot finer, less stiff, than coyote so I don't think this will do anything but collapse when wet.

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Black Zonky
It's a great method. Adding items to the same loop can even exaggerate the halo effect more. As in, sandwiching the fox or coyote between two thin layers of dubbing, or adding short turkey flats or similar to the loop to further prop out the long hairs. Jerry French does some good videos on building composite loops.
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middlecalf said:
My tying skills are really not good enough to be experimenting like this, but I tried something similar a while back for one of the tying challenges using fox hair. One difference is I palmered the dubbed loop up from the rear of the body. Fox is a lot finer, less stiff, than coyote so I don't think this will do anything but collapse when wet.
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It will collapse unless its tied in with sum sort of structure behind it, like a dub ball, in my tie, I have a section of seal dub that the "hackle" is set into for the structure. Still around three wraps
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