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NEW AGE DACE
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HOOK
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6 X streamer
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BODY
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silver holographic tinsel
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UNDERWING
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'Angel Hair', pearl and baitfish colors
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WING
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metallic green Impeyan pheasant with tragopan pheasant over; tied flat wing style
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THROAT
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small red-orange Golden Pheasant body feather
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HEAD
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black with a white eye
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Stan's Comments
This dace pattern was an experiment in the use of both synthetic and
natural materials that have excellent light reflecting and refracting
characteristics. The underwing is built of 'Angel Hair' which is very
finely shredded mylar that can be tied in and handled similarly to
hairwinging materils. This material when used in a pattern refracts
light and the fly appears to have little 'lightstorms'within it when in
the water; definitely an attractor pattern material. The flatwing uses
Impeyan and Trogopan pheasant feathers which are very conducive to light
interaction in the water; these feathers are a bit exotic but they are
available. The use of the silver holographic tinsel for the body
material follows along with the light interaction theme of the pattern.
I've named the pattern 'New Age Dace' to be in keeping with our Y2K-1
interests and to suggest a new phase of pattern development utilizing
the syntetics available in conjunction with traditional natural
materials.
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