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Had some time to unwind at the vise today after work.
A 3/0 J.S. Not exactly to the recipe...
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Cheers.
James
A 3/0 J.S. Not exactly to the recipe...
Cheers.
James
A Jock Scott... Of sorts...
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nice james!!! ihave couple jock scott tied as dee wing in the box.
look at colin.site in.the hardy section.there one
look at colin.site in.the hardy section.there one
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Absolutely amazing James!!!! This is by far my favorite I've ever seen from you!! Awesome
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That is a great fly, it will be sending signals to those chrome critters!!!!
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first off... who unwinds at a vise?...
...for I often sit down here just to cramp my back and strain my eyes.
slight observation of very little importance:
an inclusion of red, yellow and blue would have perfected this for me.
perhaps next time?
by the by, I love these 'cross-overs'; they show an equal amount of imagination, ability and recklessness.
cheers,
shawn
...for I often sit down here just to cramp my back and strain my eyes.
slight observation of very little importance:
an inclusion of red, yellow and blue would have perfected this for me.
perhaps next time?
by the by, I love these 'cross-overs'; they show an equal amount of imagination, ability and recklessness.
cheers,
shawn
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Beauty James, this one has lots of POP factor built in :smokin:
The contrast of the Argus is perfect to my eyes, love the sword placement too !!
Mike
The contrast of the Argus is perfect to my eyes, love the sword placement too !!
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Kevin.
Right on man! I took a look at Colin's site and sure enough..... right there on a page from a 1917 Hardy catalog is a split wing J.S. with a wing of dark brown, very cool. Hardy called this series of flies "Monoplane" which is an interesting name that I may have to adopt! Others listed on the same Monoplane page included a Thunder and lightning, Black Doctor, Durham Ranger and a Torrish among other popular patterns of the day. Thanks for the heads up, I have probably scrolled over this image on the site 10 times and never really seen it for what it was!
Mitch.... Fair enough mate.... However I would argue that a cold beer and tying a fly is far less detail oriented than what I was doing ALL day yesterday.... maybe it was the beers that were the unwinding part? :chuckle:
The thought had crossed my mind to marry some red/bl/gr turkey to some cinnamon for the wing, but I chose to just stick with a single color and let the body be the fly, maybe next time.
DD..... you seriously crack me up sometimes :hihi:
Mike. I just had to work the swords in there somewhere, I thought about in the tail but it just didn't seem right. It's just not a J.S. without the swords!
Thanks much everyone for your kind words!
Right on man! I took a look at Colin's site and sure enough..... right there on a page from a 1917 Hardy catalog is a split wing J.S. with a wing of dark brown, very cool. Hardy called this series of flies "Monoplane" which is an interesting name that I may have to adopt! Others listed on the same Monoplane page included a Thunder and lightning, Black Doctor, Durham Ranger and a Torrish among other popular patterns of the day. Thanks for the heads up, I have probably scrolled over this image on the site 10 times and never really seen it for what it was!
Mitch.... Fair enough mate.... However I would argue that a cold beer and tying a fly is far less detail oriented than what I was doing ALL day yesterday.... maybe it was the beers that were the unwinding part? :chuckle:
The thought had crossed my mind to marry some red/bl/gr turkey to some cinnamon for the wing, but I chose to just stick with a single color and let the body be the fly, maybe next time.
DD..... you seriously crack me up sometimes :hihi:
Mike. I just had to work the swords in there somewhere, I thought about in the tail but it just didn't seem right. It's just not a J.S. without the swords!
Thanks much everyone for your kind words!
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