Peacock March Brown Parachute

Detailed instructions for tying a Peacock March Brown Parachute.
Hook: 2X-long dry-fly hook (here, a Daiichi 1280), sizes 10 and 12.
Thread: Uni-thread, 8/0, camel.
Tail: Brown or dark-ginger spade hackle fibers.
Wing post: Calf-body hair, brown or white, cleaned and stacked.
Abdomen: Two or three biots from a cinnamon peacock feather.
Adhesive: Hard As Hull cement.
Thorax: Medium-tan Poly dubbing.
Hackle: Tying thread.
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Hackle: collabs.shop/lwbzpw
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[@ugsisr]

I now know what to use those Cinnamon Peacock feathers for... This fly looks great. Thank You

[@seanmooney3907]

Really nice fly. I have a bunch of cinnamon primaries from a peacock and can now use them to tie these march browns. I am not sure about the calf body hair though, don't think I have that. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean

[@glennhagan9950]

John is a master! Great fly

[@ChrisWalklet]

Nice fly.

[@randyfields8861]

Does anyone know where to get the brown calf body hair.

[@lunkerkid2955]

Randy Fields local butcher?

[@brooktroutangler5917]

Brown calf body hair is a tough one........

[@elijahjones9831]

I need those for fly fishing

[@Pwrcritter]

Won't play.