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Step 4
1. Tie in the butt. I used orange cactus chenille for this example. Note: Ed Ward's pattern does not call for this but I am tying it in here because the butt creates a raised surface that helps to keep the back hackle up and stops it from compressing and tangling with the trailer hook while in the water. |
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