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When I tied them to fish in New England there were no beads and the hooks were standard dry fly hooks and small, probably wouldn't work over there. The ones still left in my box appear to be 22s & 24s, up eye, tied around the bend, silver wire & what Universal Vice called "Floating Yarn" in white for gills. I think the scud hook (wide gape) would be ideal, give a more natural curve.

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You do not want a down eye on a small short shank or curved hook. Bigger the gap the better. 16 or smaller are all straight eye hooks.

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46 minutes ago, Travis Swift said:

My very 1st attempt at making my own midge. 

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        That will catch Travis,

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