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Calibrate proportions by tying one normal, one too sparse, and meeting in the middle, then casting all three to compare

Calibrate proportions by tying one normal, one too sparse, and meeting in the middle, then casting all three to compare

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  • Topic: Fly selection and tying
  • Original category: Fly Tying and Materials
  • Species: Steelhead
  • Water: Not stated
  • Region: Not stated
  • Skill level: Advanced

Tip

Tip: Calibrate proportions by tying one normal, one too sparse, and meeting in the middle, then casting all three to compare

How to do it: Tie three versions, normal, too sparse, and middle, and cast them to compare performance

Mistake it fixes: Tying only one version and assuming proportions are right

Why it works: Comparing versions in water reveals which proportion actually fishes best, rather than which looks best in the vise.

When it matters most: Fly tying, testing

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