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"ArnSaga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > They're quite useful, depending on the size and color of the bristles and the > size and color of the pattern for which you're planning to use them. Guard > hairs of many animals are useful for dry fly tails. Remember that many are > actually spear shaped, a thin shaft tapering out to a thicker middle and back > to a thin tip. That means that the length at which you tie them affects > stiffness of the tail. > GKT Well, the hairs are about 3" long, so I'd have to tie a pretty huge fly to have them too long/soft for tails. This hair is very stiff. Kind of like a nylon paint brush bristle. Should work pretty darn good.
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