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Small gaps or segmentation in a flash wrap are fine, and full coverage is also fine

Small gaps or segmentation in a flash wrap are fine, and full coverage is also fine

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  • Topic: Fly selection and tying
  • Original category: Fly Tying and Materials
  • Species: Trout
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  • Skill level: Beginner

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Tip: Small gaps or segmentation in a flash wrap are fine, and full coverage is also fine

How to do it: Accept small gaps or segmentation in flash wraps, as full coverage is also acceptable

Mistake it fixes: Demanding perfect flash coverage on every fly

Why it works: Flash gaps create segmentation that looks natural. Full coverage also works. Both are acceptable.

When it matters most: Fly tying, flash

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