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Loop Wing Mayfly Emerger the White Way

Step by step instructions on tying an imitation of the Mayfly the White Way. This pattern represents the Dun as it is hatching with the wings still partly furled up in the front of the shuck. This is a great fly for early in the hatch and on cooler or damp days when the flies take a long time to break free of the shuck. 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - Materials list and completed fly 0:27 - Whip on thread and wind to the bend 1:05 - Take thread forward to mid shank 1:30 - Select Pheasant tail fibres for tail/shuck and body 1:56 - Tie in Pheasant Tail 2:18 - Separate and remove about half of butts 2:38 - wind pheasant tail fibres to the bend and catch in 2:59 - wind thread forward in open turns as a rib and trim off waste 3:14 - prepare a Summer Duck, or sub, feather 4:02 - Tie in prepared Summer Duck feather 4 :42 - Tie in 2 CdeC feathers 5:37 - prepare Superfine dubbing and dub the thread 6:16 - Build thorax 7:06 - Bring the CdeC feathers forward in a loop and tie down 7:53 - Trim off butts 8:17 - Bring Summer Duck feather forward and tie down 8:47 - Trim off waste form head and whip finish 9:27 - Varnish head 9:48 Complete fly then Credits