we're not really that good, but we do know how to search the web. I've tied a few renegades before, but haven't really given them a try. I will now that I have heard from someone who actually uses them.newsman said:You guys are good. They came out of Colorado in the late 1920's and were as popular as spratleys during the 30s and 40s. Then fell out of favor in the 50s.
Try them and you will be happy you did. Great easy to tie dry fly pattern. Throw in a strand or two of flashabou when you twist the hurl body and they really rock. Trt them and post your results.
I'm in the same boat as Proff. ;D I've had a few different double hackle patterns in the box in the past, but never really gave them a try. Not even sure how I got them, but I'll tie a few up and give them a go for sure.professori said:we're not really that good, but we do know how to search the web. I've tied a few renegades before, but haven't really given them a try. I will now that I have heard from someone who actually uses them.newsman said:You guys are good. They came out of Colorado in the late 1920's and were as popular as spratleys during the 30s and 40s. Then fell out of favor in the 50s.
Try them and you will be happy you did. Great easy to tie dry fly pattern. Throw in a strand or two of flashabou when you twist the hurl body and they really rock. Trt them and post your results.