Double paraloop rhodani emerger

[dryfly purist 0]

This is a double paraloop rhodani emerger, with both rooster hackle and cdc hackle tied paraloop.

 

Terje!

[Jessie 0]

This is a double paraloop rhodani emerger, with both rooster hackle and cdc hackle tied paraloop.

 

Terje!

 

That is magnificent. How do you tie in the wing materials?

[dryfly purist 0]

This is a double paraloop rhodani emerger, with both rooster hackle and cdc hackle tied paraloop.

 

Terje!

 

That is magnificent. How do you tie in the wing materials?

 

Thanks Jessie

Take a look at this link:

http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showtopic=41374

 

The fly in the link has only got cdc paraloop.

In the double paraloop i first tie in the rooster hackle and go up the post and then down again.

Then i make a cdc paraloop as shown in the link (two cdc feathers and a magic tool makest the job easier). I go with the cdc up the post in between the rooster hackle and then down again.

Then i unhook the tread from the gallow that i use and makes the thorax.

 

Before the fly is ready i use my fingers and pull out some cdc to make it the way i want it.

 

Terje!

[ibian 0]

That's a great looking fly; what size hooks do you normally do them on?

[dryfly purist 0]

That's a great looking fly; what size hooks do you normally do them on?

 

Thanks Ibian

 

For Rhodani i use tmc 2487 #14

For Aurivilli, Sulphurea and Marginata i use tmc 2487 #12

 

Terje!

[fly_fischa 0]

You're a great tyer Terje.

 

Your flies are simply awesome. I love this one, great combination of materials.

The two tone traslucent body works really well buddy :thumbup:

[dryfly purist 0]

You're a great tyer Terje.

 

Your flies are simply awesome. I love this one, great combination of materials.

The two tone traslucent body works really well buddy :thumbup:

 

Thanks a lot, my friend

 

Terje!

[rockworm 0]

Another beautifully-executed fly! I'm sure the trout will fight over this one.