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Dr. Magill

Life of the Party
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Can somebody tell me what Coq de Leon is? Might be the only thing I don’t have
Want to tie some Perdigons
What is a good substitute if any?
Thanks in advance
 

SpeyrodGB

Steelhead
Can somebody tell me what Coq de Leon is? Might be the only thing I don’t have
Want to tie some Perdigons
What is a good substitute if any?
Thanks in advance
You buy tailing packs so you don’t have to buy the entire cape. The capes are nice though, if/when you can find them. There are saddles as well. There are even hen capes, which work well for large soft hackles.
 

Tom Butler

Grandpa, Small Stream Fanatic
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Can somebody tell me what Coq de Leon is? Might be the only thing I don’t have
Want to tie some Perdigons
What is a good substitute if any?
Thanks in advance
Thanks
Looks like rooster feathers
Yes, and similarly stiff. I can't discount it, a lot of people use it, it's durable, looks great, and sinks fast. However, for me, on a sinking fly, I prefer a softer, more movement prone feather, partridge or grouse, hen, barred woodduck (lemon yellow), ect, or hare. I just find a fly with a softer tail more productive.
 
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