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 Post subject: Got one!
PostPosted: Sun Oct 01, 2017 4:00 pm • # 1 
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I'm out of Briminators. Mr. Barker, can you post the recipe for that fly?

Four ponds, two canals, one hit!
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 Post subject: Re: Got one!
PostPosted: Sun Oct 01, 2017 4:28 pm • # 2 
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Here is the link in the step by step:

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I use one side of the fluff for the tail and the other side for the body, applied like standard dubbing or placed in to a loop that way. I think Pearow calls it the one feather method. Hook, bead chain, thread and one cathedral feather from a pheasant is all you need.
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 Post subject: Re: Got one!
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 Post subject: Re: Got one!
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 Post subject: Re: Got one!
PostPosted: Sun Oct 01, 2017 10:30 pm • # 5 
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The Briminator was designed by the originator as a challenge to tie a fly using one feather. I have used Partridge and or Pheasant. The fluff for the tail and the dubbing. The remaining tip for the soft hackle tied behind the beadchain chain eyes. Alternatively use red or chartreuse rabbit hair from strips or marabou dyed. The body can be dubbed with sparkle dubbing material in whatever color you desire. Tied on a #10-8 long shank hook. Very easy but extremely effective "brim" killer.
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