What Are You Tying This Week
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#81A few off the vice.
French Creek Special
Acup of BWO's
*20 - Doc's Trico
French Creek Special
Acup of BWO's
*20 - Doc's Trico
Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#82That is 18 doz Dette Yellow Stones on a #6 hook. Have another 12 doz to go on the #6's. Then 30 doz in #8,10,12 and 14. Yikes. The things I do to support my cane habit.
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#83Bob,
I would like to see that fly up close. Any chance you could post a picture of a single fly for us to admire?
Thanks- Ken
I would like to see that fly up close. Any chance you could post a picture of a single fly for us to admire?
Thanks- Ken
Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#85Joseph,
Those are lovely. Beautiful flies. Something for me to try, painfully, to emulate
Thanks, Charlie
Those are lovely. Beautiful flies. Something for me to try, painfully, to emulate
Thanks, Charlie
Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#86Things my winter reading inspires...
Yesterday I worked up a dubbing for my own take on a Tup's Indispensable.
Yesterday I worked up a dubbing for my own take on a Tup's Indispensable.
...a wink of gold like the glint of sunlight on polished cane...
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#87Bob,
I appreciate you posting the picture of the yellow stonefly.
Thanks- Ken
I appreciate you posting the picture of the yellow stonefly.
Thanks- Ken
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#91I have spent the week tying the Bob Hopper, Wiese (made famous from Park's fly shop)
Mostly for Casting for Recovery here in Montana and a couple of kids camps at Georgetown Lake.
Sorry no photos
Mostly for Casting for Recovery here in Montana and a couple of kids camps at Georgetown Lake.
Sorry no photos
Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#93Bob,
I appreciate you posting the picture of the yellow stonefly.
Thanks- Ken
No problem Ken. They have been a top seller at the Dette shop for years. Another big pattern that I made for them is the Iso nymph and will soon be making those Catskill dries with the wood duck wings. Love making those. Joe's great to do business with.
I appreciate you posting the picture of the yellow stonefly.
Thanks- Ken
No problem Ken. They have been a top seller at the Dette shop for years. Another big pattern that I made for them is the Iso nymph and will soon be making those Catskill dries with the wood duck wings. Love making those. Joe's great to do business with.
Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#954mm foam beetle using a River Roads Foam Body Cutter. a small piece of fl. orange Z-lon as a sighter - 12's and 14's.
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#97Ambrose Bucktail
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Kenai Connection
As de Pique - Ace of Spades
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#99Dubbing from pets works, have used both cat and dog hair-underfur. Have black cocker that has nice fine underfur with the odd longer one,like a fine seal almost,little softer. You guys inspire me and to see Norm,s tyes first thing in morning is great. That Cains Copper is well-makes me feel like sitting in front of vice right now but know could,t make one as nice. Such nice work. made my day Thanks .Daryl
Like that smoke jumper to Doc,you posted while trying to get my thoughts together after looking at everyone previous posts. Pretty lucky to have all these quality flys to look through first thing on a Sunday morning.
Like that smoke jumper to Doc,you posted while trying to get my thoughts together after looking at everyone previous posts. Pretty lucky to have all these quality flys to look through first thing on a Sunday morning.
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Re: What Are You Tying This Week
#100Leisenring's Black Gnat:
Hook: Maruto D82 - Size 14
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer - Claret
Body: 3 fibers from a crow's secondary wing feather
Hackle: Purplish black feather from a Starling
Notes: I omitted the optional wing of dark Starling since the fly in the photo in the book didn't have a wing.
Kept the hackle short like the fly in the book photo (page 113).
For the fly on the left, I added a rib of 6X tippet material since those crow wing fibers seemed very fragile.
Tight Lines- Ken
Hook: Maruto D82 - Size 14
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer - Claret
Body: 3 fibers from a crow's secondary wing feather
Hackle: Purplish black feather from a Starling
Notes: I omitted the optional wing of dark Starling since the fly in the photo in the book didn't have a wing.
Kept the hackle short like the fly in the book photo (page 113).
For the fly on the left, I added a rib of 6X tippet material since those crow wing fibers seemed very fragile.
Tight Lines- Ken