Cutcliffe XXXV

Published on Nov 24. 2025 - 1 days ago
Updated or edited 1 days ago

With number 35 we enter June. Cutcliffe suggests the June patterns for low flowing clear fishing in an upstream manner.
Hare Flax Yellow, Gold Twist, Yellow Leaning Red Hackle

Hook: Size 12 long shank
Thread: Straw colored Silk
Body: Hare flax dyed yellow with Turmeric
Rib: Gold Twist
Hackle: Yellowish Red rooster hackle
The hackle should be tied in heavy.

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