No title – Mr.
Two Feather Fly by Harry Darbee. I believe this was described by Al Mclane in an article in Field & Stream. He dubbed the fly the ‘Hatchmatcher’. The idea behind Mr. Darbee’s creation was to make it easier for a large fly to float by using a much smaller hook.
One feather used for tail, body and wing while one other feather is wound for the hackle. The fly lands perfectly, sits on the water just like a mayfly and it’s more durable then it looks.
11/22/19 shared by Allan Podell from Southern Pines
Pattern Used:
15 Trout Flies You Must Tie
Whether you are a beginner or just want to up your game, the following patterns are guaranteed to catch fish. [by David Klausmeyer]
