Tying a BWO Last Chance Cripple with Martyn White (emerger)

Rene Harrop's Last chance cripple is an excellent option when fish are selectively picking off crippled or emerging mayfly. Tie them in a range of sizes and colours to represent the different hatches in your area. To support my channel and enter the giveaways head to https://www.patreon.com/flickingfeathers and become a patron or support through paypal.me/flickingfeathers

Materials list

Hook: Dry fly 12-20

Thread: Uni 8/0

Tail: Mallard flank

Trapped shuck: Z-lon/antron, tied sparse

Body: Goose biot

Thorax: Dry fly dubbing

Wing: CDC

Hackle: Dun cock hackle

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