Excellent pattern Martin.
P.S. I'm fairly sure craneflies are an aquatic insect, not terrestrial.
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[b:fd6ceccb38]and it's "[i:fd6ceccb38]GLOBAL[/i:fd6ceccb38]"...
and Martin hasn't given me any "time outs" or issued any "red cards"...
I'm still trying to get my arms around the notion that what I post from my laptop finds Donald's computer... Go Phigure?!
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[b:fd6ceccb38]'same idea... with some purplesque going on...
Peeete's Herring Impaired...
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and some Bug-Bond candy for desert...
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I have not done any saltwater fly fishing yet, but it seems to me that this cleaning as described in the article, should be done on all reels.......
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Steve, this is one of your best flies in my opinion. That is a knock out!!!
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like the uniqueness of the pattern as well as it's cleanliness. well tied and thought out
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i love this fly,i bet it would work great in the UK also for those large back end trout...
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I am curious as to the value of a heddon rod that I own. I may be reached at (970) 531-9533
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Beautiful colors, choice of materials, and tying. Lovely work there Mike. It practically glows!
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Great colors. A wonderful streamer to go with the season.
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Thanks all for your kind comments.
Oldman.... They are Whiting American Saddles. They can be purchased online from Bearlodge Angler.
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ALAN WHERE DO YOU GET THE HACKLE FOR THE WINGS ON YOUR STREAMERS THEY REALLY LOOK GREAT
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Hi all, has anyone of you experience with the chinese silk chickens. All their feathers look like those of an Austrich. just smaller.
This race exist as a medium and midget size. I am just thinking of keeping white and brown one in my garden plus a large brown one of a large race. By the way - in every village there is a club for poultry keepers. A beer or 2 and you will have some scalps.
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I will include, raised and at the two rear corners of the desk, a pair of small easel-type picture frame holders elevated on wood dowels that can be removed. One will hold my iPad so I can view fly tying videos to direct my work. The other will be for printed instructions and recipes.
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its always enjoyable to watch your art of fly tying,i tie but i dont take enough time to realy make it art work ,thank u for sharing its always a pleasure.
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