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Will this hunt
Rogue fly
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Beautiful low water fly.
Fish it 'damp' on a full dry line.
Fish it 'damp' on a full dry line.
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Thx guys
Mz you gonna be around that sat.?
Hey fred
I spoke to dp lee
Gonna have him hand pick me some fleas
And I get a tin too
Gonns bring the whole match
Hey you guys got them snskes that rattle when they move
Sure don't wanna step on dat
16 days
And who's counting
Lol
Mz you gonna be around that sat.?
Hey fred
I spoke to dp lee
Gonna have him hand pick me some fleas
And I get a tin too
Gonns bring the whole match
Hey you guys got them snskes that rattle when they move
Sure don't wanna step on dat
16 days
And who's counting
Lol
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Yes sir , that will hunt !!
Mike
Mike
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Not to worry.
About snakes that is. Never even heard about a Rattler around here.Thx guys
Mz you gonna be around that sat.?
Hey fred
I spoke to dp lee
Gonna have him hand pick me some fleas
And I get a tin too
Gonns bring the whole match
Hey you guys got them snskes that rattle when they move
Sure don't wanna step on dat
16 days
And who's counting
Lol
That is some good tying. It should hunt just fine.
I'd make the wing a bit shorter, more like 3/4th the distance to the tip of the tail simply because I like the look of a slightly shorter hair wing in the style of Atlantic Salmon hair wings, rather than the longish[wing style steelhead hair wings of the 1920's through the 1960's,most of which were tied on larger, heavy wire, down-eye wet fly hooks with chenille bodies, longish tails, and longish wings that were of proportion to the length of the hook.
I'd make the wing a bit shorter, more like 3/4th the distance to the tip of the tail simply because I like the look of a slightly shorter hair wing in the style of Atlantic Salmon hair wings, rather than the longish[wing style steelhead hair wings of the 1920's through the 1960's,most of which were tied on larger, heavy wire, down-eye wet fly hooks with chenille bodies, longish tails, and longish wings that were of proportion to the length of the hook.
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Thank you Fred
I hear they're up in the bend area on the
Chutes
Never did like those characters
Thx for the advice flytyer always appreciated
Tying flies, getting gear together
Hotel reserved , ordered a set of fleas for the rogue
Thx DPlee
How long you ask till my trip, well sir
13 days and counting 😁😁😁
Have a great day gents
Here in Cali
I feel fall on my skin
Favorite time of year, wish it was a season
that lasted a little longer
Time to start think if roasting root vegitables
Cheers my friends
I hear they're up in the bend area on the
Chutes
Never did like those characters
Thx for the advice flytyer always appreciated
Tying flies, getting gear together
Hotel reserved , ordered a set of fleas for the rogue
Thx DPlee
How long you ask till my trip, well sir
13 days and counting 😁😁😁
Have a great day gents
Here in Cali
I feel fall on my skin
Favorite time of year, wish it was a season
that lasted a little longer
Time to start think if roasting root vegitables
Cheers my friends
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I can just about guarentee you'll find 'Rattler's' in the Bend area.
One place you really pay attention is along the banks of the Deschutes River; area has far more than 'its fair share.' Wouldn't consider taking my dog to that river.
fae
One place you really pay attention is along the banks of the Deschutes River; area has far more than 'its fair share.' Wouldn't consider taking my dog to that river.
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Fire ant
Right out of Howell's book. Nicely tied. BTW - given that much of what's posted here are dreamt-up patterns, I think its a good idea to specify the pattern when you're posting something that's well known, or should be. A similar pattern I like is the redwing blackbird.
Right out of Howell's book. Nicely tied. BTW - given that much of what's posted here are dreamt-up patterns, I think its a good idea to specify the pattern when you're posting something that's well known, or should be. A similar pattern I like is the redwing blackbird.
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