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Actually the cross for Crele (Creol) are not that different. Except Grizzly breeds true and Creol is one of many variations of Grizzly. I can't recall the other half of the cross right off hte top of my head and I am to comfortable to go look it up. but just as an example breed grizzly and Dun (blue) (I don't think Dun is correct) then bred the offspring back to each other. it is in this second generation that many variations of grizzly will be thrown in which Creol is just one of. you end up with a lot of chicks with not so usable patterns as well. this is where many of the other colors of Grizzly come from as well and Creol is one of the more valuable patterns for fly tyers. mainly because it is very inefficient to produce. It does not breed true either.
Actually the cross for Crele (Creol) are not that different. Except Grizzly breeds true and Creol is one of many variations of Grizzly. I can't recall the other half of the cross right off hte top of my head and I am to comfortable to go look it up. but just as an example breed grizzly and Dun (blue) (I don't think Dun is correct) then bred the offspring back to each other. it is in this second generation that many variations of grizzly will be thrown in which Creol is just one of. you end up with a lot of chicks with not so usable patterns as well. this is where many of the other colors of Grizzly come from as well and Creol is one of the more valuable patterns for fly tyers. mainly because it is very inefficient to produce. It does not breed true either.