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French Partridge Mayfly the White Way

Step by step instructions on how to tie a wet French Partridge Mayfly the White Way. Just one of many variations of this fly used when the Mayfly is 'Up' on the Irish Loughs. It is on the top dropper of the casts of many Irish lough anglers throughout the season because of the way it pulsates when pulled through a wave. 0:00 - Intro 0:22 - Materials list and complete fly 0:32 - Whip start thread 0:45 - Prepare body saddle hackle 1:06 - Tie in body hackle 1:17 - Prepare middle or throat hackle 1:34 - Tie in middle hackle 2:35 - Prepare pheasant tail fibres and tie in 2:51 - Take gold oval tinsel and tie in 3:02 - Bind material butts in advancing thread 3:37 : Trim off waste Pheasant tail to length and wind thread to between hackles 4:24 - Prepare Raffia for body 4:43 - Tie in Raffia 5:09 - Wind raffia to form body 6:19 - Wind first hackle in palmer down to tail 6:57 - Catch in hackle with ribbing tinsel and rib forward 7:23 - Trim off hackle waste tip and oval tinsel 7:39 - Wind middle hackle forward, tie in and trim waste 8:32 - Prepare thread base for front hackle 8:53 - Prepare dyed French Partridge hackle and tie in 10:01 - Double hackle and wind forward 10:40 - Tie off hackle and trim off 11:09 - Form neat head and whip finish 11:57 - Varnish head with Head Cement and clean eye 12:33 - Completed fly 13:01 - Credits