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This is an unusual fly among Bergman’s Wet Flies in “Trout”. His recipe calls for a floss wing and beard. In J. Edson Leonard it is a quill wing with green and a center stripe of red.

Rayon was invented in the late 1800s and came to the US in pre WW1 as a silk replacement. Did Bergman use Rayon?

Hook: size 10 sproat bend wet fly
Tail: Red quill slips - 4 fibers wide
Body: insect green floss - I used Uni Lt Green.
Beard: same color floss
Wing: same color floss

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